I'm back again with another gun video. This time we're talking specifically about the Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion. As I go on to explain in the video, my experience shooting this gun has been mixed. I'd first like to acknowledge that this gun is reliable. In the 600 or so rounds that I've shot through this pistol, I have had zero malfunctions. Frankly though, for the price, I expect that to be the case. A gun this expensive should work and be reliable right out of the box. What I have noticed is that I cannot shoot this weapon as accurately or as precisely as my P365 X Macro.

I believe my lack of accuracy is due to two reasons. First, I'm ovvrgripping the pistol. Secondly, and most important, I am out of time with the gun. I am anticipating the recoil of the weapon too early, and muscling the gun down before I break the shot, causing my shots to go off of my point of aim. Being in time with your gun and resetting the trigger under is critical to ensuring good accuracy and ensuring fast rates of fire. I am still working on developing the proper time synchronization as part of proper recoil management.

This will not be the last time I talk about this weapon, I will do a full review once I have reached 1000 rounds through the gun. Until then, let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Enjoy.

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