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[Kartorbust]

Always great to have barrel pointed on the twig and berries. You could get these

R3D Night Sights - Sig Sauer

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[OneTimeUser]

It was the SAS(Sig Anti Snag) version of the 365. Shoots great and accurate, but the sights suck at low light. I added a light laser combo from Sreamlight to it, but it isn't comfortable to carry with the light because it digs into my leg when appendix carrying.

Thanks. I put a Holoson ACSS on mine. Circle with a dot in the middle. Very fast sight acquisition. Adds a bit on the top, keeps the same holster.

 

[Wicked_Daddy]

I have a Springfield Echelon 4 and an S&W M&P 2.0 with the aluminum frame. Both have red dots. Both are very similar to the Sig 365. The Springfield is slightly smaller in frame and thickness and carries very well in a We The People IWB holster. So I made it my EDC and put a Streamlight and CAT suppressor on the S&W for home use.

 

[OneTimeUser]

Thanks. I put a Holoson ACSS red dot (circle and dot). It adds a bit to the top, but nothing to the bottom. I was able to keep the same holster.

 

[OneTimeUser]

Here is a comparison of the Sig 365 and the Springfield Echelon 4

Sig Sauer P365 vs Springfield Echelon 4.0C size comparison | Handgun Hero

Compare the dimensions and specs of Sig Sauer P365 and Springfield Echelon 4.0C

www.handgunhero.com

 

[Wicked_Daddy]

Wow, I had no idea they were that different in size. The 365 seems more like my Ruger LC9S. That was my EDC for a long time. It's a single stack and while it concealed very well and was more comfortable than anything bigger, it just seemed too small to be really effective. I still carry it on hot days when I'm in just shorts and t-shirt with a belly band for a holster. It's perfect for that. I see how the 365 could fill that role nicely.

 

[OneTimeUser]

Yes. The P365 is not much bigger than the Keltec 380 or the Ruger LCP--in external dimensions only. It is heavier and a bit wider.

 

[Hellion]

But in other pew news, I picked up one of these $40 spotting scopes.

I got one on the way! Dropped to 38.99 (from originally $41 something) while it was in my cart. Only one left at that price.

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

The curiosity got ya didnt it.

 

[Hellion]

The curiosity got ya didnt it.

A good spotting scope is essential for the shewtin’ range. I think that dawned on me more than curiosity ...but your real review is the clincher.

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

Ive never seen an expensive spotting scope so I cant compare, but for what it is and the price its hard to beat.
Post up your review when you get it.

I finally was able to get a 10 rnd mag for my ruger american in 7.62. The 5 and 20s are available but the 10s were always out of stock. That's such a fun one to shoot. Was hitting the gong at 800yds.

Also got a smaller mag for the m11. That 50 rnd was just comicly unwieldy. They make a 32 rnd that's 3" shorter.



Im also thinking about trading the red dot for a laser pointer.
Im not looking for stealth and not giving my location away. Just put the laser dot on target. No sights needed.
Seen one that has a laser/light combo. They are for pistols but I could stick it on that pic rail, just upside-down.

 

[Grizzlymi]

I should probably pick up that spotting scope.

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

Since the pricing is dynamic you can play along.
Put an item in your cart and leave it there. Or put it on your wish list. Wait a little and the price will drop.
I put stuff in my cart and then do the save for later option. In a few days the price drops.

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

@Hellion did you get the scope yet?
Where's your review?
Don't leave us hanging.

 

[Wicked_Daddy]

I got mine but have not had the opportunity yet to take it to the range, the purpose for which I bought it. However, it seems solid, the glass is clear and the stand does the job. I may get a more robust stand for it, mainly to give it more weight so it has more heft and stability. I like the cell phone holder for being able to view through it without having to align my eye to the eye piece. It seems I can't get the picture perfectly centered - maybe that's just user error. I wish the stand fit in the carry bag. All in all, well worth the cost!

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

I clipped the holder to my phone, then moved the eye cup over the camera lens. Get it centered there, then attach it to the scope body.