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The P365 XMacro has been one of the most talked-about compact 9mms since SIG released it, and this two-tone tan XSeries variant takes the platform a step further. You get 17+1 rounds in a package that's just 6.6 inches long and 1.1 inches wide, with a 3.7-inch threaded barrel sitting in a non-compensated XSeries optic-ready slide. The two-tone finish pairs a tan XSeries slide against the standard black Macro-Compact grip module, giving it a sharp look that stands out from the crowd. A factory optic comes pre-installed, so you're not hunting around for a red dot before your first range trip.
The non-compensated XSeries slide on this model is the right call if you're planning to run a suppressor or an external muzzle device on that threaded barrel. Unlike the COMP variant, where the integrated compensator in the slide physically blocks a longer barrel from fitting, the XSeries non-ported slide works cleanly with the 3.7-inch threaded barrel and leaves the muzzle end open for whatever you want to thread on. It's a more versatile setup for anyone who splits time between suppressed shooting and everyday carry. XRAY3 day/night sights back up the optic with tritium-lit dots that hold their own in low light, and the slide is cut to the Shield RMSc footprint for straightforward optic mounting with no adapter plates needed.
The Macro-Compact grip module brings a standard 1913 Picatinny rail to the frame, which the smaller P365 variants don't have, so weapon lights like the TLR-7 Sub drop right in. Three interchangeable backstraps (small, medium, large) are included so you can dial in the grip feel for your hand size. The undercut trigger guard and extended beavertail help you get a high, consistent grip, and the 360-degree texture balances grip security with all-day carry comfort. At 22 ounces unloaded, it's not as light as the original P365, but it's still noticeably slimmer and lighter than most 17-round compact pistols. The flat-face striker-fired trigger runs around 5 to 6 pounds and comes back to a consistent reset. Takedown doesn't require pulling the trigger, which is a small thing that a lot of people genuinely appreciate.
Two 17-round steel magazines with high-visibility orange followers are included, and those XMacro-specific double-stack mags are not interchangeable with standard P365 or XL mags, so keep that in mind when building your spare mag supply. SIG covers this pistol under their Infinite Guarantee, which is fully transferable and requires no registration cards or receipts.
Yes, that threaded barrel is specifically why this configuration exists. The non-compensated XSeries slide gives the barrel clearance to extend past the muzzle end, so a suppressor or threaded compensator threads right on. Just confirm the thread pitch matches your suppressor's mount before purchasing an adapter.
Based on consistent SIG XMacro optic-included configurations, the factory optic is a SIG ROMEO-X Compact mounted via the SIG-LOC system, which provides a low-profile, co-witnessed setup with the XRAY3 iron sights. The SIG-LOC mounting system attaches from underneath the slide for an exceptionally solid lockup.
No, the XMacro uses its own purpose-built double-stack 17-round steel magazines that are unique to the XMacro platform. Standard P365 and P365 XL magazines do not fit the wider XMacro grip module. When you need spare mags, make sure you're buying XMacro-specific ones.
The XMacro is slightly smaller than the Glock 19 across all dimensions while carrying two more rounds in a standard magazine. At 6.6 inches long and 1.1 inches wide, it's genuinely thinner and more carry-friendly, though the grip height is comparable. Think of it as a more modern, refined compact rather than a micro-compact.
Absolutely. The Macro-Compact grip module ships with three interchangeable backstraps in small, medium, and large, which is a first for the P365 series and a real advantage for shooters of different hand sizes. Swapping them takes just a few seconds and meaningfully changes the feel of the gun in hand.
No, and that is worth noting because it differs from many striker-fired pistols. The P365 XMacro fieldstrips without pulling the trigger, which removes a common source of dry-fire accidents during routine cleaning. It is a straightforward process that takes about 30 seconds once you know the drill.
| UPC | 757106326625 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 365XCA-9-BXR3 MOD2TTO |
| Shipping Weight | 2.6 |
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