Really? Because when I went to their website and put "P365XL 12 round magazine" in THEIR search bar (a pretty simple process one would think) it merely brought up a picture of the Sig P365XL pistol. No "Out of Stock" no "Add to Wishlist", etc... This seems to be the order of the day for many companies, not just Sig. If I go to Amazon on put in the specifications for my vehicle (year, make, model, trim, engine) and search for parts, it will bring up a list of 500 parts that say "Does not fit your vehicle". WHY? What was the whole point of having me put in my vehicle specifics? I thought technology was supposed to make our lives easier?
It is the same in face to face dealings with businesses in a small town that urge you to "buy local". I picked up a whole hog today that was ordered locally June 1st and was supposed to be ready in three weeks. Don't even have time to recount that ordeal!
Businesses today seem to want to make a quick buck and not worry about customer service nor reputation. I understand supply and demand. There is such a thing as losing the deal and then there is losing the customer. One shouldn't have to beg businesses to take our money.
The shop where I purchased my hog, they lost the customer. Never again. No qualms about buying out of town, or at least from a different source in town.