The SIG Air P365 airsoft pistol finally receives a soul transplant with the introduction of an adjustable trigger from Pro Arms Airsoft. Abula Ultimate Airsoft explains that while the compact P365 is a popular choice for its size and concealment, its original trigger feel left something to be desired. This new upgrade, available in black and tan, aims to give users the crisp feedback and adjustable pull weight that high-end airsoft enthusiasts crave.

Knight Rider gives his first impressions of the Flux Raider P365 Ultralight, a new polymer chassis designed to transform the SIG P365 into a highly compact, PDW-style platform. He notes that this version is lighter and more affordable than the previous aluminum model, making it an attractive option for those seeking a "cyberpunk-style" build for winter carry.

Paradise Hobby gives us a quick look at the Parabellum P365 FUSE gas blowback airsoft pistol that features a CNC-milled aluminum alloy slide with an anodized black finish. The external construction incorporates a steel outer barrel, steel front and rear sights, and a polymer lower frame grip. This model utilizes a 12kg gas power source and includes an adjustable hop-up system, though it is designed without a slide lock function.

2WiLD Guns go over the new Sig P365 Flux if it is the PDW that shooters should consider. He unboxes the Sig P365 Flux, which converts the P365 pistol into a Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) using a polymer chassis system. The reviewer is excited about this model coming directly from Sig, featuring a durable, enclosed Romeo X optic and a variety of magazines, including a new 25-round extended one.

Airsoft Mike unboxes Sig Sauer P365 CO2 blowback airsoft pistol by Pro-Force. He lists its specs such as being 1:1 scale, metal slide, and compact design, comparing it to a Glock 42. He also lists the pistol's features, including the ambidextrous safety lever and the process of loading the CO2 cartridge and BBs. An accuracy test is performed, and the importance of proper maintenance is noted.

6mm Badger shows how he did it in this episode... "In this video, I take my VFC Strike Industries SMP P365 and install the Sig Sauer Romeo Zero Micro Reflex Sight – a compact, lightweight red dot that only cost me $110. I go step-by-step through the install, including a few hiccups with screws (and one slightly wrong fitment before fixing it).

By the end, it’s running perfectly and ready for the field. Stick around until the end to meet the newest member of the family – Charlie."

BZ Tactical provides an unboxing and review of two VFC-made pistols: the EMG Strike Industries P365 and the Agency Arms RWA G17. Both pistols are fully licensed, with the Agency Arms RWA G17 being similar internally to a Umarex Glock 17 and featuring a window-cut slide, fiber optic front sight, and a fluted barrel. The EMG Strike Industries P365, despite its "micro pistol" classification, is noted for its substantial size, accurate replication of the real P365, and a futuristic, angular design.

For those considering purchasing VFC's AV74M/AKM74M or SIG P365 gas blowbacks, 4UAD Smart Airsoft's video provides a comprehensive overview that may aid your decision. The video covers various aspects of the VFC AK, including its internal components, external upgrade options, and performance. Additionally, it features a test fire of the VFC SIG P365 gas blowback pistol.

A good look at the SIG Air ProForce P365 CO2 Blowback in this review by Geonox Airsoft... "In this airsoft review we look at the Sig Sauer P365. It is a CO2 airsoft replica. It has the same dimensions as the real model, which makes it a good training tool for owners of the real version. This makes it less dangerous to practice drawing, aiming and holstering. The CO2 gives the P365 a decent blowback. I particularly like the very rough handle with the sandpaper structure.