That top picture is from Craft https://www.craftholsters.com/open-top-cross-draw-holster-raptor
Yea, REALLY like my P365, smooth, consistent, easy follow up shot for Double taps. I alot of time feel like it fits the hand so well it hits target without really "Aiming", dunno any other way to say it. Looking at the holosun SCS-Carry-GRN to add to it at some point
That's great to to hear these guns are so reliable. My standard P365 is still in jail. My brother bought one of the larger 365s with a 17(?) round capacity when he retired from LASD last summer, but still hasn't started shooting and carrying it. He's carries one of his others for now.
I'm of the same logic. This makes the 4th Sig over the past 15 years or so. I was a dyed in the wool 1911 guy for decades. I wore a Detonics Combat Master 45 at my Compton airport hangar for many years. I still love the 1911 platform, but realize it isn't always the best choice for certain needs and it can be finicky without proper work. I smithed between jobs many years ago, since I had a machine shop. I worked on a lot of different guns back then, including a lot of 1911 trigger jobs and ramp and throat jobs. A few years before covid, I built up a 1911 on a Springfield in 9mm for my wife, since we were shooting a lot at the time.
I shoot the P365 so well with the stock sights, I have no desire to add an optic. This is the first 10 rounds out of my P365 at 15 yards.
I have a Romeo red dot on my AR pistol.
How do you like it?
I like it. It turns off if it sits still. Pick it up and it turns on. Holds its zero.
I have a Leupold Delta Point Pro on a Flint River 45 carbine with that auto on/off feature that i started a battery test on 3 years ago and it still works.
Good to hear. I have never used a crossdraw holster. But some reading convinced me to try it for driving. It certainly makes drawing from the seated position easy.
