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We met with Mike from SIG Sauer to explore the P365-AXG Legion, a recent addition to the market that’s been available for about two months. Despite its recent launch, many have yet to see this model in person.
The P365-AXG Legion, as Mike explained, is essentially the X-Comp with a significant upgrade – an aluminum grip and frame.
The model features G10 Chevron grips and an extended magwell, both praised for their exceptional texture and feel. The G10 grips, in particular, offer a different and improved feel compared to plastic.
At the core of this model is the P365 slide, complete with a built-in two-port compensator seamlessly integrated with the slide.
This design contributes to recoil mitigation, enhancing the shooting experience. The P365-AXG Legion stands out for its slim profile, making it ideal for concealed carry, yet it boasts a 17-round magazine capacity, striking a balance between compactness and firepower.
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SIG offers this model in both polymer and aluminum, with the latter providing a distinctly premium feel. The aluminum version has garnered attention for its comfortable and tactile grip.
Another notable feature is the optic-ready slide with enhanced serrations, maintaining the rear sight even when a red dot is installed. This model also includes XRAY Night Sights for improved visibility in low-light conditions.
The P365-AXG Legion is part of SIG’s LEGION family, known for its emphasis on quality, innovation, and performance. The model sports a Legion Cerakote Finish, adding to its sleek appearance. The gun comes with three 17-round magazines, ensuring ample capacity for various situations.
SIG’s P365 AXG Legion positions itself as not just another carry gun but as the epitome of carry pistols.
For more information, visit SIG’s website and check out GunsAmerica for more detailed SHOT Show coverage.