Glock G48 9mm vs Sig Sauer P365 9mm

Both carry 10+1 of 9mm and neither is listed with a factory optic cut, so size is the whole argument. The Sig Sauer P365 9mm is 1.48" shorter overall (5.8" vs 7.28"), 0.74" shorter in height (4.3" vs 5.04"), 0.04" narrower (1.06" vs 1.1") and 2.94 oz lighter (17.8 oz vs 20.74 oz) than the Glock G48 9mm. The G48 buys that back at the front end with 1.07" more barrel (4.17" vs 3.1") and 1.08" more sight radius (5.98" vs 4.9"). Trigger pull is 5.4 lb against 5.5 lb. Sights are the other split: fixed irons on the G48, XRAY3 day/night front and rear on the P365. MSRP is $538 and $519.99.

Pick the Glock G48 if:

• You want the longer 4.17" barrel and the 5.98" sight radius
• You want a full-height 5.04" grip rather than the P365's 4.3"
• You shoot irons and would rather have 1.08" more sight radius than the smallest possible package

Pick the Sig Sauer P365 if:

• Deep concealment is the point: 5.8" long, 4.3" tall and 17.8 oz
• You want the same 10+1 in a footprint 1.48" shorter and 2.94 oz lighter
• You want day/night XRAY3 sights fitted at the factory

Capacity is tied at 10+1, so this is only a question of how much pistol you are willing to carry for those rounds. The P365 gives up 1.07" of barrel and 1.08" of sight radius to save 2.94 oz and 1.48" of length.