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For you guys to do, follow me on social media. Follow me on Instagram. There's been—if you watched, I talked about the six-hour P365 when I went to SHOT Show. And I kind of went on at NAS, I'm about how much I wanted to get this gun in my hand and shoot it. Because we're talking about a gun that's almost the size of a PM9, so to speak, with ten rounds. Yeah, got me a little excited. So I am happy to say today I have one here with me in my hand. And right now, I'm running it with the ten-round magazine with the extension. And up front, I got to say, in hand, it's very synonymous to the PM9. Feels like a PM9, except better. And, and by better, I mean it's a little bit slightly bigger than the PM9, so it feels great in hand compared to the PM9. Sometimes the PM—like PM—not gonna put a little bit smaller.
And for those of you wonder why I keep comparing it to the PM9, even though a lot of people comparing this to the 43, I don't necessarily think the P365 is in the same vein, or I think it's closer to the PM9 and it is to a 43. And the reason I say that it's because it does feel really small. The 43, on the other hand, feels like a bigger gun. And then also, on top of that, I just can't figure it out, but I think PM9 every time I picked this thing up. That being said, I'll start off doing some shooting, and then I'll give you my take on it. First things first, this gun definitely doesn't kick as much as the PM9. I was a little concerned about when I first got this gun in hand, as small as it was, and even with the magazine capacity. I'm thinking, okay, this thing is going to kick like a mule. This thing is just going to be not fun to shoot. And I gotta be honest with you, with those first first couple of rounds, I got to say that's not the case. It is a little bit punchier, but compared to say like the 43, but nothing that makes me go, I don't think I wanna shoot this anymore. Yeah, so I don't not enjoy shooting this right now. It's not that it doesn't kick that much to me.
So here's the 13-round magazine, which is the one thing for me that really stood out the most is just the capacity-to-size ratio. I largely complain about guns not having enough ammo or having enough capacity. So we're talking about HKs just because they feel great in hand, and they're bigger guns, even though they're compact, but the capacity just doesn't do it for me. Well, now you have this 13 rounds—well, 12 rounds plus 1—13—and in this little bitty package, man, that's phenomenal. That is utterly phenomenal. It really doesn't kick that much at all. And then when you add the pinky extension on here—what's not to like—essential with the extended magazine, it gives me a full-size grip. Now I have small hands, but for me, this is perfect. This is definitely perfect. The width is just fine; it's running about about an inch wide. As far as the trigger, like a lot of people complain about the trigger on the PM9, and they think it's a bad trigger. I don't think the PM9 has a bad trigger; I just think it has a long trigger. And I think a lot of people compare it to a single-action double-action trigger versus a double-action only trigger. In this case, this is a double-action—well, this is a this is a striker-fired, so it's going to be—was a constant action, or whatever you want to call it, whatever the clock trigger mechanism on it—same concept. The trigger on this, it does—the trigger is rather smooth, and the reset—to be honest, even though I don't really shoot the reset—but man, I can't think of anything right now that I don't like about this gun.
[Music] [Music] I'm thoroughly impressed with this thing. I'm not gonna lie. And I think, to be honest with you, I think I'm kind of holding back a little bit about how I feel about the gun because I don't think it's really quite set in yet. But the gun is a shooter. Come on, like this is this is this is a micro-compact, and it—I don't feel any less capable with this gun than I would would say a Glock 19 or a Glock 17, even though you had the capacity and you have them—you have the sight radius on those guns would make it a little bit more accurate to shoot. Let's see what we got, man. Yeah, I know I think about it. So unfortunately, I'm out, but that's gonna be for the first mag of the P365 right now. After going through these first what three four mags, I believe it was. Yep, three mags. Yeah, three mags. Um, I like it. I like it a lot. I hate the fact that I can't think of anything that I don't really like about it right now. I'm trying to think of any possible negatives, at least for me, and I'm not really finding them, which is interesting because the fact that I do like this gun and I like the way that it shoots. And then, as far as it having the magazine capacity with ten rounds here—that's ten rounds flush—and then twelve rounds—there's gonna be some concealed-carry guns that I have that are probably not gonna see the light of day anymore. I'm not gonna say any guns in particular, but why else would I carry something else when I can get a gun this small that's this suitable and give me the capacity of what some almost full-size guns have? The sights on it are pretty nice. To just—I'm honestly kind of left speechless. One of the biggest concerns I had when I first got my hands on the gun was that I thought, you know, I was worried that the gun wouldn't live up to the expectation. Right now, that's exactly what it's doing. And quite frankly, I don't know—I'm like, I'm searching and I'm struggling to find something that I do not like about this gun, and I'm not finding it. Even down to—even that's the way the magazine release—it drops—the magazines drop just fine. Like there's no issue. And unless there's an issue with reliability once I run a higher number of rounds through it, I gotta say this gun is dangerous. And when I say dangerous, I mean dangerous from a concealed-carry market standpoint because a lot of people and a lot of companies come out with things in a column—game-changing. I personally think this is probably the closest that has come from a pistol standpoint to a game-changer, at least for right now. Like I said, these are just the first magazines that I shot through it, but thus far, I color me exceptionally impressed.
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