The Sig Sauer P365 XL 2A is a striker-fired 9mm chambered in a compact form with a 3.7-inch barrel and 6.6-inch overall length. It ships with two 12-round and one 17-round magazine, giving you a 17+1 capacity option from the box. The Coyote Tan PVD slide sits on a polymer frame with a coyote polymer grip module. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• Model: P365 XL 2A 
• Caliber: 9mm 
• Barrel Length: 3.7" 
• Overall Length: 6.6" 
• Magazine Capacity: 17+1 Rounds (ships with two 12-round and one 17-round magazines) 
• Action: Striker Fired 
• Frame Material: Polymer 
• Slide Finish: Coyote Tan PVD 
• Sights: X-RAY 3 Day/Night Sights (Night Sights) 
• Optics Ready: Yes 
• Weight: 3.15 lbs 
• Safety Features: No Manual Safety 
• Grip Material: Coyote Polymer Grip 
• Additional Features: Integrated Carry Magwell, Flat Trigger with 90-degree break 
   

Features 

The optics-ready slide accepts common red dot footprints without an adapter plate. X-RAY 3 day/night sights work well enough that you don't need to swap them immediately. The tritium front pairs with a luminescent rear for a usable picture in low light. The integrated carry magwell speeds reloads without adding much bulk. The flat trigger's 90-degree break gives a clean reset that most shooters find predictable on follow-up shots. 
 
For concealed carry, the XL sits at a comfortable size for an all-day gun while the 17-round magazine option puts it well above what most compacts offer. The striker-fired action has no manual safety, so the draw stroke stays simple.

The P365 XL Gen 2 in Coyote generally receives strong reviews, with a few recurring points across owner discussions.

The size-to-capacity ratio comes up most often. Owners consistently note that 17+1 in a gun this compact is genuinely useful, not just a spec sheet number. The grip ergonomics draw consistent praise. People find it comfortable to shoot for extended sessions without fatigue. The optics-ready slide is a selling point for owners who run red dots; they appreciate not having to mill the slide themselves.

Reliability across various ammunition types gets good marks. The Coyote finish has fans among buyers who want something other than standard black.

Critiques are limited but real. Some owners wish the magazine capacity went higher, though 17 rounds in a compact frame is already above average. A small number of users would prefer a manual safety option, though that's a design philosophy difference rather than a flaw. Opinions on the included magazines and available aftermarket options vary.