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In stock · Medford, NY

The P365 wall.

X-Macro, Fuse, AXG, Legion, Flux, 380 Micro-Compact — the current P365 line, side by side in one case. The differences are grip length, sight height and trigger feel, and none of that reads off a spec sheet. Come handle them.

  • On the shelf in Medford
  • 10-round configurations stocked
  • Optics-ready models available
  • Same-day pickup
See what’s in stock Hours & directions Call the counter (631) 320-9500
SIG Sauer P365 fitted with a Romeo red dot

CARRY & RANGE PISTOLS

In the case right now

Everything below is our actual counter inventory — it changes as guns sell. If a model is listed, it’s in the building in Medford, not on order.

A SIG pistol wearing a Romeo red dot being drawn from a belt holster

Bought to carry. Not to admire in a safe.

SIG Sauer P365 AXG in coyote

How to pick one

They’re not the same gun in different sizes.

The P365 line looks like one pistol with a dozen names. It isn’t. Grip length changes how it carries, slide length changes how it points, and a metal grip module changes what recoil feels like in your hand. Two people who shoot the same score pick different ones.

That is the entire reason to buy this gun over a counter instead of a cart.

Grip length is the real decision

We stock the line from the 3.1″ original through the 3.7″ X-Macro to the 4.3″ Fuse. Longer isn’t better — it’s a trade between concealment and control.

Polymer or metal

AXG models swap the polymer grip module for alloy. The gun gets heavier and the recoil impulse changes with it. It’s the difference you feel fastest holding both.

Optics-ready, on hand

Plenty of what’s in the case is cut for a micro red dot out of the box. Ask which ones and we’ll pull them together so you can compare sight height.

Handle it first, no appointment

Walk in, ask for the SIG case, put hands on as many as you want. Nobody works on commission and nobody is going to rush you.

Paperwork at the counter

New York needs a pistol license and the gun added to it. Bring yours and we handle the rest at the counter, in one visit.

Bring something to trade

We buy and take trades on the spot. Put what you’re not shooting toward what you’ll actually carry.

Trade one in Pistol permit help

OPTICS, SIGHTS & MAGAZINES

What goes on top of it

SIG builds the glass as well as the guns. Romeo red dots, Tango and Whiskey scopes, Kilo rangefinders and factory magazines — everything below is what’s actually on the shelf.

On magazine capacity: we sell whatever is legal where you are. If your jurisdiction needs it pinned, it gets pinned before it leaves the counter. Ask and we’ll tell you straight what you can have.

A SIG pistol fitted with a Romeo red dot resting on a range pack beside boxes of SIG ammunition

RIFLES, GLASS & DOTS

More than the P365.

The carry line gets most of the case, and it should. But TANGO glass and the ROMEO dots are here too — in smaller numbers, and worth asking about.

A SIG bolt-action rifle on a tripod wearing a long-range scope

Glass that goes past the range

TANGO SPR when you want the magnification. Look through it at the counter before you commit — a reticle either suits your eye or it doesn’t.

A SIG ROMEO red dot sight beside a flip-to-side magnifier

Dot plus magnifier

A red dot for speed up close and a flip-to-side magnifier for everything past it. The ROMEO5 combo ships with the magnifier in the box.

SPECIAL ORDER

Ask for what isn’t on the wall.

If it’s in SIG’s catalog and it’s legal in New York, we can order it. Call the counter or come in and we’ll tell you what’s realistic before you put anything down.

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A SIG ROMEO-MDC enclosed-emitter red dot sight
Order it

ROMEO-MDC

An enclosed emitter, so lint and weather stay out of the window. Not a shelf item here — it’s a phone call.

A SIG P211 GT5 pistol, two-tone
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P211 GT5

The 2011 we don’t keep in the case. Its sibling, the GTO, is in the case — handle that one first and decide if you want the GT5.

A SIG P211 GT5 shown as separated parts: slide, barrel, recoil assembly, frame and magazine
How it’s built

The 2011, apart

Same architecture as the P211 GTOs on our shelf. Worth a look if you’ve only ever shot a striker gun.

What to ask for

Pick the size, then the optic.

The P365 does not come in one shape, and most people end up pairing one with a red dot. Tell us how you carry and we’ll walk you through the differences at the counter.

SIG Sauer P365X with a mounted red dot
P365X
SIG Sauer P365 AXG with a ROMEO-X red dot and a Foxtrot weapon light
P365 AXG
SIG Sauer P365 in a Flux chassis with a Romeo red dot
P365 Flux
SIG Sauer ROMEO5 Gen II red dot sight
ROMEO5 Gen II

Before you come in

Common questions

Do I need a pistol permit to buy one in New York?

Yes. New York requires a valid pistol license to take a handgun home, and the pistol has to be added to your license. If you already hold one, bring it — we handle the paperwork at the counter. If you don’t, start here: Permits & Licensing.

Which P365 should I start with?

Most people land on the 3.1″ P365 or P365X for daily carry and the 3.7″ X-Macro when they want more grip and a longer sight radius. The 4.3″ Fuse trades concealment for control. Rather than guess from numbers: come in, hold all three, and the answer usually decides itself in about two minutes.

Are the ones you stock 10-round?

Most of what we keep on the shelf is configured 10+1 for New York, and the product listing tells you the capacity for each one. On magazines generally — we sell whatever is legal where you are, and anything that needs pinning for local law gets pinned before it leaves the counter.

What red dot fits a P365?

Optics-ready SIG pistols are cut to a specific optic footprint, and SIG’s own Romeo sights are built to match. Footprints vary by model, so bring the pistol (or the exact model name) to the counter and we’ll confirm what mounts before you buy the optic.

Do you carry SIG models other than the P365?

Yes — the case moves, but P320, P226 and the P211 GTO line all turn up regularly, along with SIG optics and factory magazines. If you want something specific, call and we’ll tell you whether it’s in the building today.

Can I put a trade toward it?

Yes. We buy outright and take trades at the counter. Bring what you’re not shooting and we’ll make an offer the same visit — details on We Buy Guns.

I bought one online. Will you receive the transfer?

We do. Fees, what to send your seller and how the pickup works are all laid out on our FFL Transfers page.

Do you stock ammunition to feed it?

Yes — 9mm by the box and by the case, including practice and defensive loads. Current deals are on this month’s specials, and there is always more on the shelf than shows online.

Come put hands on one.

2291 Route 112 in Medford. No appointment, no pressure — ask for the SIG case.

Call (631) 320-9500 Hours & directions
  • Mon Closed
  • Tue–Wed 10:30–6
  • Thu–Fri 10:30–7
  • Sat–Sun 12–6

Firearm sales are subject to all applicable federal and New York State law, including pistol license requirements. Inventory and pricing change without notice and reflect current stock.

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