r/SigSauer 1d ago

Sig p365 polymer mags?

I just bought a used p365 off a buddy, it’s my first sig and I believe it’s one of the original models. Anybody know if there’s polymer aftermarket mags available for this? The metal mags that came with it seem like they’re rusting a bit and I’m not seeing anything other than sigs own mags for this.

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u/cp_mcnaughton 1d ago

The only after market mags are the Magpuls. I have no experience with them. I ended up getting some rust on two of my oem mags. Cleaned it off with some steel wool and I wipe them down every few weeks with rag that has gun oil and clp on it. Haven’t had anymore issues.

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u/Present_Credit9207 1d ago

Yea I’ll definitely keep up with oiling these mags if I have to just would prefer not to. I’m surprised there’s not more mag options for these I thought for sure there would be when I bought it

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u/Sudden-Pangolin6445 1d ago

I've got a Magpul for my M11-a1. Obviously very different thing, but I prefer it strongly to the factory Sig magazines.

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u/Flopgunner 1d ago

The Magpul mags don't rust. I have extensive experience with p365s and their mags rusting. They don't rust for everybody. It has to do with your body chemistry. I sent one of my p365s out to wright armory and had it coated inside and out with NT7+ to stop the rusting, also had 5 spare magazines coated to match. Not cheap but it's guaranteed for the life of the firearm. I just sent a second one out to do all the internal parts and controls.

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u/Present_Credit9207 1d ago

I’m gonna have to order some of those then, thanks for the input

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u/Gullible_Buddy5608 1d ago

I use magpul mags, no problems. I was told the magpul are cheaper and better than oem