Sig Sauer P365 Series All 10 Models Compared

Sig Sauer P365 Series Compared: Models, Specs, and Differences

This guide compares key P365 models, including the original P365, X and XL variants, XMacro models, AXG Legion, FUSE, and ROSE editions. Use the comparison table and model breakdowns to understand their differences in size, capacity, and features.

The overview table covers selected configurations. Additional P365 variants appear in the model sections below; the dimensions graphic compares only the five configurations identified in its caption.

Newer and specialty variants: P365-LUXE .380 · XL COMP .380 · FUSE COMP · DH3 models · AXG Equinox · MACH3D (coming soon)

Looking for the new P385? It is a separate SIG Sauer pistol family, not a P365 variant. See our SIG P385 models, specifications, and release guide.

P365 Models Compared at a Glance

ModelCaliberStandard capacity*BarrelSIG-listed weight
P3659mm10+13.1″17.8 oz
P365-380.380 ACP10+13.1″15.7 oz
P365 SAS9mm10+13.1″17.8 oz
P365X9mm12+13.1″17.8 oz
P365 XL9mm12+13.7″20.7 oz
P365 XL Spectre9mm12+13.7″20.7 oz
P365 XMacro9mm17+13.7″22 oz
P365 XMacro Tacops9mm17+13.7″22.8 oz
P365 XMacro Comp9mm17+13.1″21.5 oz
P365 AXG Legion9mm17+13.1″26 oz
P365 FUSE9mm17+1 / 21+14.3″23.1 oz
P365 XL Comp ROSE9mm12+13.1″See note
P365-380 ROSE.380 ACP10+13.1″See note

*Capacity includes one chambered round. Specifications refer to the standard configurations compared here; magazine capacity, weight, and other features can vary by SKU, installed optic, and state-compliant version. Confirm the exact model’s specifications before purchasing.

FUSE capacity depends on the included magazine used. ROSE weights are omitted here pending confirmation for the exact SKU.

P365 Dimensions Compared

Overall length and height comparison of five SIG SAUER P365 configurations, with published widths and weights; full measurements are in the accompanying table.
SIG SAUER’s published measurements for five selected 9mm configurations. See the table below for exact configurations and sources.
Model / sourceOverall lengthHeightWidthSIG-listed weight
P365
365-9-BXR3P
5.8 in4.3 in1.1 in17.8 oz
P365X
365X-9-BXR3P-MS
5.8 in4.8 in1.1 in17.8 oz
P365 XL
365XL-9-BXR3
6.6 in4.8 in1.1 in20.7 oz
XMacro (standard)
365XCA-9-BXR3
6.6 in5.2 in1.1 in22 oz
FUSE
365XF-9-BFO
7.2 in5.1 in1.1 in23.1 oz
Manufacturer-listed specifications checked October 16, 2026; not independently measured. Dimensions and weight can vary by SKU, magazine, optic, and configuration. This graphic is not a physical-size template.

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Sig Sauer P365 Series
Sig Sauer P365 Series

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The P365 series began in 2018 with the original micro-compact model. The lineup now includes different grip sizes, slide lengths, calibers, and factory packages.

The original configuration offered a capacity of 10+1 rounds (12 round magazine available to purchase separately), compared with the 6+1 or 7+1 capacity of similar-sized handguns.

The lineup includes optics-ready configurations, manual-safety options, polymer grip modules, and AXG variants. Features vary by model and production version.

P365 Series: Model Breakdown

Below are the P365 models covered in this guide. Specifications are drawn from SIG SAUER’s published information and refer to the configurations described; individual SKUs may differ.

P365 (The Original)

Sig Sauer P365
Caliber9mm
Capacity10+1
Weight17.8 oz
Barrel Length3.1 inches
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The original P365 is the smaller configuration shown in the dimensions comparison above. The optic-ready version described here has a Nitron-finished slide and modular polymer grip module.

The P365 is a striker-fired 9mm pistol.

The inclusion of XRAY3 Day/Night sights, a 10-round flush fit magazine, and a 10-round extended magazine as standard, with the option to upgrade to a 12-round or 17-round extended magazine, brings its total capacity to 13 or 18 rounds, respectively.

The configuration described here has a Nitron-finished optic-ready slide, modular polymer grip module, and two 10-round steel magazines. Manual-safety versions are also available.

The Fire Control Unit

The P365 uses a modular fire control unit (FCU).

P365-380

Sig Sauer P365-380
Caliber380 AUTO
Capacity10+1
Weight15.7 oz
Barrel Length3.1 inches
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The P365-380 is the .380 ACP member of the family. Its specifications differ from the 9mm P365, so compare the exact model rather than assuming the two are interchangeable.

Compatibility varies by model and accessory. Before purchasing, confirm that the manufacturer lists your exact P365 variant and configuration. Do not assume that a shared P365 name guarantees holster, optic, magazine, or other accessory compatibility.

The P365-380 configuration described here has a Nitron-finished slide, DLC-coated barrel, SIGLITE night sights, and an optic-ready slide.

The configuration described here includes two 10-round magazines and a magazine loader.

P365 SAS

Sig Sauer P365 SAS
Caliber9mm
Capacity10+1
Weight17.8 oz
Barrel Length3.1 inches
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The P365 SAS uses a flush-mounted FT Bullseye sight instead of the conventional sight arrangement found on other models in this guide.

The SAS has flat controls and an anti-snag slide treatment.

P365 X

Sig Sauer P365 X
Caliber9mm
Capacity12+1
Weight17.8 oz
Barrel Length3.1 inches
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The P365X combines a 3.1-inch barrel with the longer XSeries grip module and 12-round magazine configuration shown above.

The P365X configuration described here includes an XSeries flat trigger, Nitron slide, and XRAY3 sights.

The P365X is available in optics-ready configurations. Check the exact SKU for its optic footprint and included equipment.

P365 XL

Sig Sauer P365 XL
Caliber9mm
Capacity12+1
Weight20.7 oz
Barrel Length3.7 inches
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The P365 XL combines a 3.7-inch barrel with an XSeries grip module. Its overall length is greater than the P365X, while the selected configurations share the same listed height.

The P365 XL configuration described here has an XSeries flat trigger, Nitron slide, and XRAY3 sights.

The configuration described here includes two 12-round magazines. Optic compatibility varies by slide version, so check the exact model.

P365 XL Spectre

Sig Sauer P365 XL Spectre
Caliber9mm
Capacity12+1
Weight20.7 oz
Barrel Length3.7 inches
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The P365 XL Spectre is a Custom Works variant with a laser-engraved grip pattern and Spectre slide styling.

Slide and barrel finishes vary by Spectre configuration.

The Spectre configuration described here includes an XSeries flat trigger and XRAY3 sights. Confirm the exact model’s optic compatibility.

The configuration described here includes two 12-round magazines. The XL Spectre and XL Spectre Comp are distinct configurations; check the exact model name when comparing specifications.

This firearm is also available in a comped version to further help reduce the felt recoil.

P365 XMacro

Sig Sauer P365 XMacro
Caliber9mm
Capacity17+1
Weight22 oz
Barrel Length3.7 inches
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The standard P365 XMacro configuration shown above has a 3.7-inch barrel and 17+1 capacity. It differs from the shorter-barreled XMacro Comp.

This model combines a non-ported, XSeries optic-ready slide with a 3.7” barrel and the XMacro grip module.

The features include a macro-compact grip module equipped with a standard 1913 rail, a P365-XL length optic-ready slide, and two 17-round steel magazines with high-visibility followers.

The standard XMacro includes small, medium, and large backstraps. The configuration described here has a 3.7-inch barrel and XRAY3 sights.

Manual-safety versions are available. Confirm the exact SKU’s optic footprint before choosing an optic.

P365 XMacro Tacops

Sig Sauer P365 XMacro Tacops
Caliber9mm
Capacity17+1
Weight22.8 oz
Barrel Length3.7 inches
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The XMacro Tacops package described here includes four 17-round magazines.

The Tacops has an enhanced slide catch lever.

The Tacops has a detachable metal magwell.

The Tacops uses a P365XL-length optic-ready slide and a 3.7-inch barrel without an integrated slide compensator.

The Tacops configuration described here has a macro-compact grip module, standard 1913 rail, interchangeable backstraps, and XRAY3 sights.

P365 XMacro Comp

Sig Sauer P365 XMacro Comp
Caliber9mm
Capacity17+1
Weight21.5 oz
Barrel Length3.1 inches
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The XMacro Comp has an integrated slide compensator, unlike the standard XMacro configuration shown above.

The XMacro Comp combines a 3.1-inch barrel with an optic-ready slide and integrated compensator.

The XMacro Comp configuration described here has 17+1 capacity and a SIG-listed overall width of 1.1 inches.

This firearm comes with all the features that define the XMacro line, including the macro-compact grip module with a standard 1913 rail, two 17-round steel magazines with high visibility followers, and interchangeable backstraps to accommodate different hand sizes.

The configuration described here includes XRAY3 sights.

P365 AXG Legion

Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion
Caliber9mm
Capacity17+1
Weight26 oz
Barrel Length3.1 inches
source

The P365 AXG Legion is the alloy-grip Legion variant of the family.

The AXG Legion combines an alloy Macro grip module, G10 Chevron grip panels, and an optics-ready slide with an integrated compensator.

The AXG Legion has a two-port integrated expansion chamber and an optic-ready slide with enhanced serrations.

The AXG grip module includes an extended magwell and G10 grip panels.

The configuration described here has XRAY3 sights and a Legion Cerakote Gray finish.

The configuration described here includes three 17-round magazines.

P365 FUSE

SIG SAUER P365 FUSE left-side view
P365 FUSE. Image: SIG SAUER.

The P365 FUSE adds a 4.3-inch barrel and longer slide to the family’s slim design. The standard 9mm configuration includes one 17-round and two 21-round magazines, an optics-ready slide, and a laser-textured polymer grip. SIG lists its weight at 23.1 ounces.

Compared with the smaller P365 models, the FUSE has a longer overall profile. Check holster compatibility for the exact FUSE configuration rather than assuming a standard P365 holster will fit.

P365 XL Comp ROSE

SIG SAUER P365 XL Comp ROSE left-side view
P365 XL Comp ROSE. Image: SIG SAUER.

The P365 XL Comp ROSE is a 9mm variant with a 3.1-inch barrel, an integrated slide compensator, and two 12-round magazines in its standard configuration. It combines an XL-style grip with ROSE detailing and a manual safety.

ROSE also includes an education program and a lockable storage case. Compare the package contents and exact SKU when evaluating it against a standard P365 XL.

P365-380 ROSE

SIG SAUER P365-380 ROSE left-side view
P365-380 ROSE. Image: SIG SAUER.

The P365-380 ROSE pairs the smaller P365 format with .380 ACP, a 3.1-inch barrel, and two 10-round magazines. The standard manual-safety configuration has an optics-ready slide and ROSE detailing.

It differs from the 9mm XL Comp ROSE in caliber, grip size, capacity, and slide configuration. Confirm the exact package contents and model specifications before purchasing.

P365-LUXE .380

SIG SAUER P365-LUXE .380 official product photo, left-side view
P365-LUXE .380. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.

The P365-LUXE is a .380 ACP variant with an XL AXG grip module, LOK grip panels, and pearlescent black finish. It differs from the standard polymer-frame P365-380 and from the ROSE package. SIG offers multiple configurations, so check the exact SKU and included equipment.

P365-XL COMP .380

SIG SAUER P365-XL COMP .380 official product photo, left-side view
P365-XL COMP .380. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.

The P365-XL COMP .380 combines a polymer XSERIES grip module with an optic-ready slide and integrated expansion chamber. It is a separate model from the P365 XL Comp ROSE. Magazine capacity and package contents vary by configuration.

P365-FUSE COMP

SIG SAUER P365-FUSE COMP official product photo, left-side view
P365-FUSE COMP. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.

The FUSE COMP is distinct from the standard FUSE: SIG lists a 3.7-inch barrel and integrated slide expansion chamber, versus the standard FUSE’s 4.3-inch barrel. Factory optic packages also differ. Compare the exact configurations rather than applying the standard FUSE specifications to both.

P365-DH3 AXG and P365-XF DH3

SIG SAUER P365-DH3 AXG official product photo, left-side view
P365-DH3 AXG. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.
SIG SAUER P365-XF DH3 official product photo, left-side view
P365-XF DH3. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.

Developed with Daniel Horner, these 9mm variants share DH3 styling and a 3.7-inch barrel. Their principal distinction is the grip module: AXG on the DH3 AXG and polymer on the XF DH3. These are distinct models from the AXG Legion and standard FUSE.

P365-AXG EQUINOX

SIG SAUER P365-AXG EQUINOX official product photo, left-side view
P365-AXG EQUINOX. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.

The AXG Equinox is a 9mm Custom Works variant with an AXG grip module, black G10 panels, a polished Equinox slide, and contrasting controls. It is a distinct model from the AXG Legion.

P365-MACH3D — Coming Soon

SIG SAUER P365-MACH3D official product photo, left-side view
P365-MACH3D. Image and model information: SIG SAUER.

As of October 16, 2026, SIG lists the P365-MACH3D as coming soon. It is a distinct announced P365 variant, but that listing should not be interpreted as confirmed retail availability. Check SIG’s current status before purchasing.

Best P365 Model For Concealed Carry

Best P365 Model For Concealed Carry

Compare the exact model’s dimensions, weight, caliber, and magazine configuration. The sections below summarize the main groups; they do not represent hands-on testing of every model.

Original P365: Best for Concealment and Lightweight Carry

The original P365 has the shortest listed grip height among the five configurations in our dimensions comparison. Compare the measurements and exact configuration rather than relying on the model name alone.

P365 XMacro Versions: 17-Round Capacity and Compensated Options

The standard P365 XMacro, XMacro Tacops, and XMacro Comp configurations offer 17+1 capacity. The standard XMacro and Tacops use a 3.7-inch barrel without an integrated slide compensator; the XMacro Comp uses a 3.1-inch barrel and an integrated slide compensator. Compare these configurations separately rather than assuming every XMacro model is compensated.

P365 X or XL: Where Capacity and Concealment Meet

The selected P365X and P365 XL configurations share a listed height of 4.8 inches. The XL has a longer barrel and overall length; the X retains the shorter 3.1-inch barrel.

Which P365 Model For Concealed Carry?

Start with the dimensions and specifications of the exact configuration you are comparing. The original P365, X/XL, and XMacro groups differ in grip height, overall length, and standard magazine capacity.

Fit, comfort, and handling are individual considerations that a specifications table cannot establish.

Accessories for the P365 Series

Accessories for the P365 Series

The P365 family has a range of factory and aftermarket accessories. The categories below are an overview; compatibility varies by model and configuration.

  1. Holsters: Fit listings depend on the exact pistol model and any installed accessories.
  2. Magazines: Capacity, included magazines, and compatibility vary by model and state-compliant configuration.
  3. Optics: Check the exact slide’s optic footprint and the optic manufacturer’s compatibility listing.
  4. Grip Modules: Grip-module options differ across the P365 family; confirm compatibility with the specific configuration.
  5. Lighting and Lasers: Rail type and accessory fit vary by model.
  6. Triggers: Factory trigger styles differ across models and production versions.
  7. Magazine Extensions and Adapters: Compatibility and capacity depend on the exact magazine and pistol configuration.
  8. Custom Works and Cerakote Finishes: Some factory variants differ in finish, grip panels, and package contents.

Accessory compatibility depends on the exact model, production version, and installed equipment. Check the accessory manufacturer’s fit listing.

For holster options for the P365, P365X, P365 XL, and P365 SAS, see our P365 holster guide. Confirm the manufacturer’s fit listing for your exact model and any installed accessories; do not assume these options fit an XMacro, AXG Legion, FUSE, or ROSE configuration.

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The P365 family includes different calibers, grip sizes, slide lengths, and factory packages. The shared family name does not mean every model has the same dimensions or accessory compatibility.

Use the overview table for selected configurations, the dimensions comparison for the five models identified there, and the model sections for additional variants. Verify the exact SKU against SIG SAUER’s current specifications.

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