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January 18, 2021

The future of .380 ACP, again

Remember how I wrote, "the fate of .380 hangs upon an introduction of a small gun with 10 or 11 round capacity ... before 2023"? Well guess what. The word is on the street that SIG is introducing a P365 in .380.

I think it must be legitimate because of the "fits most P365 holsters" detail. Typical marketing.

For the survival of the .380, I would prefer a bespoke gun. A re-chambering of an existing 9mm is going to be compromised. And SIG should know it better than many, after the failure of P290RS 380. But I'll take whatever I can.

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