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The pic on the website really does look like there is a hammer on the pistol.
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From thehighroad website there was more discussion on this. This pistol more sized in girth like a P320 with a beefed up 365 FCU was the essence of the discussion. We will know more tomorrow I guess.Even from the silhouette I thought it looked liked the FUSE. Rather disappointing.
If it has a hammer on it I would definitely buy one. I find myself feeling a bit more comfortable to see the hammer is fully down.The pic on the website really does look like there is a hammer on the pistol.
It’s a P365 Fuse Thiccreally does look like a 365 fuse huh.
I thought the goal of the 365 fuse was going to be phasing over the 320, which it would have done tremendously.really does look like a 365 fuse huh.
HA! I acutally lol'd at that....It’s a P365 Fuse Thicc![]()
Ohhhh. .45 ACP, in my life, I think I still have shot more .45 ACP than any other cartridge. Back in the early 1990s, I wanted both a 1911 and a P220. Eventually got both and shot the heck out of my P220 (as in over 10,000 rounds). Gun still looks great. Can’t wait to see the reveal.HA! I acutally lol'd at that....
And about that previous picture that cobian1984 posted (middle of page 4).....is it me, or does the hole on the front of the slide look like .45acp? I'm no rocket surgeon, but that looks bigger than 9mm......
The pic on the website really does look like there is a hammer on the pistol.
It's Sig's "comped" slide design which is more of an "expansion chamber". Rather than the barrel itself being cut it's shorter than the length of the slide with only the front of the slide being "comped". It's the same design they use for the X-Macro comp and the AXG Legion slidesHA! I acutally lol'd at that....
And about that previous picture that cobian1984 posted (middle of page 4).....is it me, or does the hole on the front of the slide look like .45acp? I'm no rocket surgeon, but that looks bigger than 9mm......
Anyone?Anyone here know how to figure out when a p365 was born? Just trying to see how far out it was since Sig addressed the trigger return spring failure. I like the gun, but that little bit always sat on the back of my mind.
But they could just say "it ends today". You can get away with anything if it's funnyI am thinking they will not kill the 320 line. That will be admitting something was wrong with it.
Models come and go all the time. Why continue to produce a line that doesn’t have market confidence? Imagine Ford kept making the Pinto for 15 years just to show they don’t always kill people.I am thinking they will not kill the 320 line. That will be admitting something was wrong with it.
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