I purchased a new (build date Feb. 2019) P365 this week and after I got it home, I took it apart to clean off all the 30 weight oil is was soaked in. Got it nice and clean and relubed and headed to the range. What a disaster! I managed to get through 120 rounds before I gave up in frustration. I had a total of 28 malfunctions: 5 failures to fire (light or no marks from the striker on the primers), 17 failures to go into battery while shooting, and six failures to lock back on the last round. I used 4 different factory magazines and I used Winchester and Federal 115gr FMJ. The odd part is it never failed to go into battery when I put in a new mag and loaded a round.
I have never had a pistol that malfunctioned that badly ever! And no, I was't limp wristing it. I shoot quite a bit every month with a variety of pistols and revolvers and I'm sure it was not my doing. Don't get me wrong, I really like the size and capacity of this pistol and I like the ergonomics but I have never owned a pistol that malfunctioned like this one. I was looking forward to using this as my EDC but now that's on hold.
I have three friends that have these and they haven't had any problems, so I must have got a lemon.
Needless to say, I'm calling SIG in the morning.
I have never had a pistol that malfunctioned that badly ever! And no, I was't limp wristing it. I shoot quite a bit every month with a variety of pistols and revolvers and I'm sure it was not my doing. Don't get me wrong, I really like the size and capacity of this pistol and I like the ergonomics but I have never owned a pistol that malfunctioned like this one. I was looking forward to using this as my EDC but now that's on hold.
I have three friends that have these and they haven't had any problems, so I must have got a lemon.
Needless to say, I'm calling SIG in the morning.