Sig Sauer P365 AXGF9BFO Compact 9mm Luger Pistol with 4.3-inch Barrel and Optic Ready Slide

Sig Sauer 365AXGF9BFO P365 Fuse Compact Frame 9mm Luger 17+1 4.30" Black Carbon Steel Barrel, Black Nitron Optic Ready/Serrated Stainless Steel & Frame w/Beavertail & Picatinny Rail, Black AXG Grip

The Sig Sauer P365 AXGF9BFO is a highly reliable and compact 9mm Luger pistol designed for everyday carry and personal protection. Featuring a 4.3-inch carbon steel barrel with a black Nitron finish, this firearm offers durability and corrosion resistance. The striker fire action provides a consistent trigger pull, enhancing shooting accuracy and confidence. The pistol's 17+1 capacity ensures ample firepower, making it suitable for a variety of self-defense scenarios. The slide is optic ready and serrated, facilitating quick and easy attachment of optics and providing a secure grip for slide manipulation. The black AXG grip offers a comfortable and secure hold, while the integrated Picatinny rail allows for easy mounting of lights or lasers. The frame finish in black Nitron complements the overall sleek design of the firearm, and the beavertail adds to the ergonomic handling. This firearm is designed without a manual safety, emphasizing quick accessibility in critical moments. Whether for concealed carry or home defense, the Sig Sauer P365 AXGF9BFO combines advanced features with compact size for versatile use.

Features:

• Compact design with a 4.3-inch barrel for easy concealed carry

• 17+1 round capacity for sufficient firepower

• Optic ready slide with serrations for quick attachment of optics and reliable slide manipulation

• Black Nitron finish on frame and slide for durability and corrosion resistance

• Striker fire action for consistent trigger pull and enhanced shooting performance

• Black AXG grip for a comfortable and secure hold

• Integrated Picatinny rail for mounting accessories such as lights or lasers

• Beavertail design improves ergonomics and handling

• No manual safety for quick and straightforward operation