Sig Sauer P365 SAS

Description

The Sig Sauer P365 SAS was designed for the serious CCW user who truly understands the value of smoother draws, faster sight acquisition, and more effective engagements at realistic distances.  This pistol does just that by taking the concept of the SIG Anti Snag (SAS) treatment to a whole new level.  With the incorporation of the FT Bullseye sight embedded into the slide, the P365SAS does away swiss army champion plus pocket knife with the need of a primary snag hazard of all pistols…the front sight.  With the assistance of fiber optics during the day and tritium in low light, the user can now obtain a crystal clear high-visibility bullseye sight picture at real-world engagement distances faster than ever before.  The flush slide catch and takedown levers ensure absolute smoothness and zero snag risk.  After shooting the P365SAS, sights will never look the same.

 

Guide to Safety:

 

One of your most critical responsibilities is to keep your weapon securely put away. It’s a profession that requires your whole attention. Always store your firearm and ammo in separate, secure locations where children and other uninvited visitors cannot access them.

 

When not in use, keep your pistol secured and unloaded. Always keep your weapon secured and out of the hands of intruders. This is for your own and other people’s protection. Keep your gun secured, unloaded, and out of reach at all times. For additional information on how vortex viper pst vs hs to maintain a warehouse safe, see the “Safe Storage and Transportation” section below.

 

Handling a Gun and Trigger Safely:

 

Never assume that a gun is unloaded.

 

No one should ever raise a gun at another person.

 

Before pulling the trigger, be sure your finger is totally straight and not on the trigger.

 

Load the rifle only when you’re ready to fire.

 

Before loading and firing, make sure the barrel is clean of anything.

 

If the gun does not fire when you pull the trigger, keep it in the firing position for a few seconds before gently emptying it while directing the muzzle away from yourself.