P365 Legion

[TexasBob]

Is the AXG Legion worth the upcharge over say a 365XL? I’m very much buy once, cry once but I’m torn for a carry gun. Haven’t seen a legion model in person yet, everywhere I’ve gone has been out of stock

[bmc09]

Legion is a noticeably better shooter for sure, but the polymer framed 365's are much more comfortable to carry. Personally, I prefer the lighter weight for an edc.

[tpepper70]

I've had p365's since they came out and, to me, are just about the best carry option out there, for me. However, I do drop mine in a Wilson Combat grip because it just makes it better. I've held a Legion once and, although it was very nice, I couldn't justify carrying it or the extra money. I look at it as if I have to use it in a defensive situation, it will most likely be confiscated for a long while and I don't wanna take the chance of never getting that nice(expensive) pistol back. Merry Christmas

[TexasBob]

Thanks for the comments guys. I ordered a Legion. Once I started pricing grip modules etc, the extra money for the Legion was less impactful. It has a great feel in hand. I'm carrying an extra 20 pounds at the moment I plan to lose asap so the extra weight is a non issue for me.

[tpepper70]

Thanks for the comments guys. I ordered a Legion. Once I started pricing grip modules etc, the extra money for the Legion was less impactful. It has a great feel in hand. I'm carrying an extra 20 pounds at the moment I plan to lose asap so the extra weight is a non issue for me.

I don't think you will be disappointed. How do you plan on dropping the extra 20lbs?

[TexasBob]

I don't think you will be disappointed. How do you plan on dropping the extra 20lbs?

I go pretty basic. Calorie cut by no snacking, eat Whole Foods. No carbs other than oatmeal and really limited dairy. I’ve done it before and it works for me. I’m active as it is. Try to add in some weights a couple times a week.