Sig p365

[Big Block Power]

I've never shot one or really never held one. My wife won't have one in the house.
I see alot of gun people go crazy buying and shooting them though

Let me know if you want to go. There's a range in carboy we can go to.

I have replaced some of my kimber 1911 with ed brown parts. So maybe I should say it's a ed kimber ?

Where's carboy? Is it by Darboy? Can't you go out to the winnegamie gun club?

[Bfun220]

Yes carboy = Darboy.
Can go to winnegamie but the one in carboy is inside. No walking down range to set a targets.

[Bfun220]

I've never shot one or really never held one. My wife won't have one in the house.
I see alot of gun people go crazy buying and shooting them though

Let me know if you want to go. There's a range in carboy we can go to.

I have replaced some of my kimber 1911 with ed brown parts. So maybe I should say it's a ed kimber ?

Where's carboy? Is it by Darboy? Can't you go out to the winnegamie gun club?

Or there's one in Appleton.

[jhnmdahl]

There seems to be a pattern here - Cobalt owners also look for quality in their firearms and own Sig Sauers. I may have a 226, 238, 210... another signess for which there is no cure.

[thunder550]

I have a kimber micro 9, so far I like it. The other gun I was looking at was a kahr pm9. Never had I sig, so I dont know how their compare.

I have a PM9, when I carry (it's rare anymore, difficult due to restrictions at work), that's the one. Also have a HK USP .40 Compact that I carried when I first got my permit, that's a big heavy gun though. The PM9 is nicely size for an IWB holster.

If I could comfortably carry the USP I would, absolutely love shooting that gun. It's just too big to be comfortable with most dress styles.

Nauti - what do you dislike about Kahr? I don't have a lot of experience with different brands, curious to hear opinions.

[Ytmsn]

My everyday carry now is a S&W MP Compact 45 in a kydex IWH. My shirt and tie carry is a Glock 43 in a tuckable IWH. Never ever was a fan of Glock until I bought that 43. It's one of the best tools in the toolbox. But I want to take a look at that Sig!

[2ridgebacks]

I guess I’m the Mighty Mite of the bunch. On the seldom occasion that I carry, it’s a Kel Tec P32. It’s small enough that I or no one else notices, but enough to get the job done. I have enough rounds through it that I trust the function. It’s cheap enough that I don’t worry about sweat or the bluing wearing off either.
Typically there is a 1911 if some type riding in my console. I try not to leave home without one.

[NautiGirl]

There seems to be a pattern here - Cobalt owners also look for quality in their firearms and own Sig Sauers. I may have a 226, 238, 210... another signess for which there is no cure.

Apparently cobalt owners taste in nice things carries over to firearms as well. I will tell Katie no more cheap guns.

I have a kimber micro 9, so far I like it. The other gun I was looking at was a kahr pm9. Never had I sig, so I dont know how their compare.

Nauti - what do you dislike about Kahr? I don't have a lot of experience with different brands, curious to hear opinions.

I guess there is nothing I totally dislike about Kahr - I would pick them over Kel-Tec lol - just never been one of my go to brands. I have held a PM9 and just couldn't get used to the trigger. The small pocket gun market is just so competitive with so many good options I have always picked something other than Kahr I guess.

[Soonerfan]

It looks very nice! I currently carry the P938 and am a fan of the metal vs. polymer feel and I like the external safety on the 938 as I am used to disengaging.

[klennop]

The 365 is a great gun. It is everything the Smith and Wesson M&P should have been.

For Sigs I have a modified tac ops 1911, 229 Legion, and I recently picked up a 320RX. My neighbor has a 365 and I have put a decent amount of rounds through it.

My carry gun is a Walther PPS. I had a M&P but it was too similar to the PPS so I sold it. The PPS has been rock solid.

My wife carries a Kahr CM9, it is great for her but too small for my hands.

[vans]

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I've had a p226 for years, I'm more into long guns for hunting
Shooting skeet last weekend and one of the guys pulls this out- AR15 with Cannon Launcher, shoots 12oz cans that are unopened around 100 yards

[Ytmsn]

Umm.. why? I guess a potato gun would do the same thing and be much cheaper to buy, but why shoot a can through the air? Long distance cold-beer delivery while out on the water?

[NautiGirl]

Umm.. why? I guess a potato gun would do the same thing and be much cheaper to buy, but why shoot a can through the air? Long distance cold-beer delivery while out on the water?

Because America that's why. Why do you hate freedom Yt?

I have come really really close to purchasing one a few times but just couldn't pull the trigger. I was going to use it as a really expensive skeet thrower - figured I could shoot cans in the air while a buddy shot at them /w a 12ga. Also 5.56 blanks - which is what it uses to shoot the cans in the air - are surprisingly difficult to find and somewhat expensive.

[Ytmsn]

Haha! I LUVs 'Merica! I understand. Why? "Because I by God CAN!"
That's how I am with my Saiga. 12 round sticks or a 20 round drum.. it's all about firepower! I guess owning this makes about as much sense as a can launcher now that I think about it.

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[NautiGirl]

Damn nice Saiga. 12rds of 12ga in a magazine - you do love freedom and America lol

I have always heard those are very picky about magazines and ammo...true?