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Is The Sig P365 Safe to Carry?? Firearms Engineer's Viewpoint. Part 4 Will the Striker Break???

In this video, we investigate in depth the likelihood of the P365's Striker breaking in half, which could cause a potential accidental discharge. Is it likely for the back portion of the striker to break off??? Watch the video and decide for yourself. This is the final engineering review of a series of reviews we've done over the past two years covering the P365. We will now be reviewing other popular firearms as time allows and as the business continues to grow. Thank you all for your continued support, and hopefully over the years we can continue to put content out that addresses the technical questions brought about in the firearms community. Below is a holster review from a viewer of this video (more reviews can be seen on our site, in the video comments, facebook, google, etc) "WPAJR on 4 Oct 12:25 I discovered ProTEQ fortuitously, while watching a video Stephen did on Sig P365 trigger and slide safety. I purchased a micro holster from this company and have to say that the quality and engineering of this holster are absolutely fantastic. Pretty much exactly as described in the videos on the site. The other thing that I would confirm for anybody who is considering using ProTEQ; rest assured that this company starting with Stephen is one of the most customer receptive companies I’ve ever dealt with. I emailed Stephen personally with a couple questions from watching some of the videos and immediately was answered and his staff has been equally professional. It’s nice to see a company really pride itself on the highest quality products as well as the highest quality customer service. If you are considering a holster – no need to shop around any further. ProTEQ has everything that you need." If you are interested in purchasing one of our premium Kybrid Holsters, please visit our website at https://www.proteqcustomgear.com Stay Safe, Stephen @ ProTEQ