Sig Sauer P365 draws crowds at NRA-AM

By Jacki Billings

A row of Sig P365 pistols on display at the NRA Annual Meeting. (Photo: Jacki Billings)
Sig Sauer’s P365 was one of the hot ticket, must see items on the floors of the NRA’s Annual Meeting in Dallas last week. Drawing bustling crowds that stood shoulder to shoulder to see the latest concealed carry inspired pistol, Sig Sauer’s booth teemed with consumers interested in the ergonomically designed 9mm handgun.
The gun maker said the pistol’s popularity at the show took them by a bit of surprise.
“The gun has far exceeded expectations,” Sig Sauer’s Phil Struder told Guns.com. “It’s doing extremely well. It’s been hectic keeping up with demand but we’re very excited.”
The P365 made its debut in January at SHOT Show held in Las Vegas.  However, NRA-AM was the first time most consumers were able to lay eyes and hands on the new gun. Struder said the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive with gun owners applauding the company for the P365’s innovative design.
“There was a huge gap in the market and we wanted to fill it with a better product,” Struder said. “People are very excited to get more features in a small, shootable package.”
Patrons to Sig Sauer’s booths remarked to Guns.com

Source: Guns.com