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The P365X has the 12rd grip size of the XL but the slide length of the original P365.

I think I have a problem, I walked away from that video thinking I need to get more stuff.

How do you accomplish digging a hole big enough to bury 3 stacked shipping containers and then place said containers in the ground without raising any attention to your activities?

Asking for a friend?

I was a bit surprised but can confirm the SFAR works with standard AR charging handles. The BCG is nearly the same size as a standard AR BCG.

I will say the trigger on mine is fantastic, has to be the best factory AR trigger I have felt that was not a drop in pack. Breaks consistently on my cheap Wheeler scale at 3.5lb.

I picked one up, I always wanted an AR-10 but am really like the AR-15 size of this SFAR. I have only taken it out once to sighted in at 45yrds, but that went quite well. The only down side I have found so far is the muzzle break concussion is unpleasant, especially for spectators.

Got one ordered, thanks for the tip. My old Colman 5g jugs are on their last leg.

Your only real option with tanneriter type reactive targets is shooting on private land.

No current fire restrictions. Usually their websight is very clear about when fire restrictions are issued and when they are rescinded. The home page usually has links to the official notice that states dates things take effect, but not this year. I called the Mesa Range District office earlier toda...

Welcome, Yes great gun choice, I carry a P365XL, and have been tempted by the shorter P365X. I found the circumference of the grip a bit smaller than I prefer so I added a Hogue slip on grip sleeve.

Update, my E-Filed form 4 can was submitted on Jan 14 and took 94 days.

Well it looks like the ATF has finally wised up and has done something that they swore they would never do to help with their backlog. I go batch processed with 4 different form 4 individual stamps from 2 different dealers all came in at the same time today. They were all put in at different times r...

If you are checking for the repeatability of the take down action, I would test with a scope, preferably one with an adjustable objective that can be set for the distance you are shooting to minimize parallax (point of impact shift based on eye location behind the scope). Don't know what red dot you...

Have you tried rotating the lock ring around the barrel. Tighten it down to where you can't remove the barrel, and then back it of one click at a time till you can remove the barrel.

Atleasy you won't have to worry about your neighbors complaining about you shooting on your property.