![]() ![]() That is the kind of treatment you might anticipate from a custom shop, which, by the way, is exactly where the Spectre originates-Sig’s internal Custom Works operation.īeing a Custom Works production, you would expect the Spectre to sport more than a special finish on the slide, and you’d be correct. This means that each slide has its own unique character and no two are the same. Sig explains that the stainless-steel slide is media-tumbled after receiving the finish coat to give it that broken-in look. There’s visual comfort that comes with “saddle worn” firearms, and the Spectre’s distressed slide finish certainly delivers the charm. We all probably have a few guns that have survived the years and exhibit a patina that we wouldn’t change for anything. Yes, that slide certainly looked battle tested but in a most endearing way. ![]() The cool factor ramped up a few more notches once I pulled the Spectre out of the box. “I’ll be right over to pick it up,” I told James and out the door I went, my all-too-leisurely German Shepherd scrambling to get out of my way. And from the looks of the Sig factory photos, I couldn’t wait to see the Spectre first-hand. While we’re all used to the pop-up trends of off-the-shelf faded jeans and worn ball caps, the rugged look of stonewashed blade steel or grundged-out AR furniture, a distressed factory pistol slide finish was a new one on me. “It has a distressed finish on the slide. “Aaaah…it’s supposed to look that way,” I said as I examined the beauty shot on the product page. “That doesn’t make any sense,” I told him while I hopped online, phone cradled on my shoulder, and called up the P365XL Spectre 9mm. I knew that Sig Sauer’s new variant of its popular P365 micro-compact 9mm was on its way for a test and eval, but I admit I had not paid much attention to the details before having it shipped to my FFL cousin for the transfer. “I think they sent you the wrong gun,” he added hastily. “Your Sig is here,” my cousin said with a half-laugh over the phone. Gain comfort, confidence, and independence with this excellent pistol and program for SIG Sauer.Sig’s Custom Works puts an intriguing spin on its new, highly capable micro-compact 9mm The kit also includes dummy rounds to practice cycling, chambering, loading, drills to overcome stoppages, and two 12 round magazines. Matte rose gold accents add a clean, gorgeous touch to this beautiful, classy pistol. The slide features Sig XRAY3 sights, which glow at night with tritium inserts and the slide is also cut for an optic so you can add a red dot sight. The grip module on the 365XL features special Rose laser engraving. Lena has years of experience in competition and teaching women from all skill levels, making her an excellent fit for Sig's Rose program. ![]() You also get to join the Rose community, finding others to grow with during your journey to success. You'll also receive instant access to a step-by-step Rose training video series, which allows users to learn at their own pace. The custom Vaultek case is lockable and offers a safe way to store the Sig when not in use. The Rose XL conveniently fits in Sig P365 XL holsters. This Rose P365 XL features a compensated slide, designed to mitigate recoil, especially when paired with 124 grain, 9mm ammunition. Rose was created to inspire and encourage women in the safe practices and responsibility of firearm ownership through community, safety, and training. The Sig Sauer® P365-XL Comp Rose Semi-Auto Pistol was built in collaboration Lena Miculek, a World Champion competitive shooter. ![]()
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