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Sig Sauer P365XL Spectre Comp

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$799.99
  • 30% recoil reduction
  • Marvelous grip texture
  • Improved optics ready
  • $1,000+ price tag

Editor’s Note Sig took their base model P365 XL and add aggressive texturing, a compensated barrel, and improved optics mounting to create the Spectre Comp. The result is an improvement on an already immensely popular and shootable platform.

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Product Details

Caliber
9mm Luger
Action
Semi-Auto
Weight
1.29 lbs
Barrel Length
3.1in
Overall Length
6.6in
Sights
Fixed
Finish
Black
Magazine Capacity
12rd
Magazine Included
2 x 12-Round
Magazine Type
Removable
Front Sight
Fixed
Rear Sight
Fixed
Muzzle
Compensator
Stock Material
Polymer

Features

30% recoil reduction
Marvelous grip texture
Improved optics ready
$1,000+ price tag

By The Numbers

Accuracy
I put together some 3-shot groups from seven yards with the Spectre Comp and they averaged around 1.5 inches. The Sig 3-dot sights were easy to pick up.
Reliability
We shot several hundred rounds through both the P365XL and the Spectre Comp with zero failures.
Customization
This is a tough category for a gun already heavily customized. While Sig has created an impressive package with the P365XL and Spectre Comp, their proprietary accessory rail somewhat limits its customization.
Ergonomics
The grip and hand feel are great, although we found the magazine release to be a little subdued for larger hands.
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FINAL VERDICT

"Is the Sig Sauer P365XL Spectre Comp worth the extra money? In my mind, it is but each shooter will have to make that decision for themselves. The integrated compensator allows you to shoot more quickly without a doubt. This is great for controlled pairs, small strings of fire, or even faster than normal shooting. Being able to reobtain sight picture quicker and deliver rounds downrange is an advantage some folks are absolutely willing to spend a little more for." - Sean Curtis

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