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What do you want to know :D

I have the X, the XL, and even the newest P365 with the "P" in the sku. All new P365 come optic ready. That's new as a month ago or so.

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The P365 does "it" better than most. You can easily change the grip to larger. I like the curved trigger more than the Sig straight trigger.

The P365XL converts up or down....but I have found the P365 with the shorter barrel, for me, shoots no worse than the larger. Here are two of my converted P365 grips carry guns, just color changes:
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Couldn't be more simple to swap the grip.

On mags, if you look at that last pic, I have all mag configurations for the 10rnd small grip. All work 100% That's 10, 10 +0 base pad, 12rnd, 15rnd, and 17rnd in the 10rnd grip. It works great. Only the 15rnd Sig mag is kinda weird because they didn't close the back (top picture).

The Gen5 trigger can be swapped to the now $60 Glock oem performance trigger. That said, the P365 is pretty darn good. Better than most. Approaching Walther level, almost

I think the P365 series is a winner.
 
Neither are target guns. Both do fine.

I personally don't find shooting difficult and I don't see much if any difference between my G5 G19 and P365 with stock sights.

I think this is true of any manufacturer and slide length: small front dot drives target level groups.

The trigger on the P365 really leaves nothing to complain about. I have 5 P365 versions and none are anything but good. I do HATE the straight P365 trigger. Increased feel on pull, weight, and reset. That one I think most online reviewers get totally wrong.
 
Yep.

The Sig with the same sized round magazine matches almost 100% to a Glock 19 or Glock 17. With my pic above, my P365 (small size) with the Sig 15rnd mag is exactly the same height as my G5 G19. The benefit is you can go up and down, the grip is nice, the trigger is nice, etc.

Without using Magguts, you can't make the Sig less tall than the Glock height in equal number of rounds. All within a base pad width difference.

With Magguts, you can really start getting height difference per round that the G19 can't do (because the G19 can't get smaller).

You mentioned concealed carry. If it's size alone, no question. Trigger alone, no question. Grip feel, no question. All together? you have decision on your hands! haha. Best of luck.
 
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