The Sig P365 SAS – First 100 Rounds and Initial Thoughts

By Seth Rodgers

The SAS arrived at the range ready to do work, it finds a nice home with the Sig  (Photo: Seth Rodgers/Guns.com)
When Sig announced the latest iteration to their P365 lineup, the 365 SAS, I was excited, to say the least. At first look, the Sig Anti Snag (SAS) model has many exciting features; the sights, the capacity, the concealability, and the sights… the sights! Yes, I was excited to try the new sights which ditched the traditional three-dot design found on nearly all modern striker-fired handguns. As someone with severe astigmatism was curious if the Sig SAS’s sighting system could get me on target quicker.
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Initial Thoughts on Design
Sights aside, the first feature that grabbed my attention was the lightening cuts in the slide. This feature aided in keeping the muzzle down, providing tighter follow up shots. The slide cuts also offer a nice look and while we’re talking aesthetics it’s worth noting the rounded build. Of course, this rounder front helps that snag-free design, allowing concealers to draw and reholster with ease.
The new SAS design is sleek and innovative (Photo: Seth Rodgers/Guns.com)
The SAS also boasts other changes setting it apart from its predecessors.

Source: Guns.com