P365 Recoil Spring Life Expectancy

Got my P365 mid April 2018. As of last week I have just under 13,000 through it. I missed the page in the book where it recommends changing the RSA every 2500 rounds. At the time I found out, I had over 8,000 rounds through it. I still, on occasion, put the original RSA in the gun at the range. It's almost at 10,000 rounds and still looks good. I clean and lube after every range trip. I have used ammo from 7 or 8 brands and multiple grains, brass and aluminum, it goes bang EVERY TIME. Little SIGGY is one tough gun.

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joebjoeb said:

Got my P365 mid April 2018. As of last week I have just under 13,000 through it. I missed the page in the book where it recommends changing the RSA every 2500 rounds. At the time I found out, I had over 8,000 rounds through it. I still, on occasion, put the original RSA in the gun at the range. It's almost at 10,000 rounds and still looks good. I clean and lube after every range trip. I have used ammo from 7 or 8 brands and multiple grains, brass and aluminum, it goes bang EVERY TIME. Little SIGGY is one tough gun.

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I would say that is a testament to the quality of the recoil spring more than the gun. A small gun like that and getting that amount of rounds on one recoil spring is truly amazing or phenomenal . Sig, needs to do go into the recoil spring market and sell them for all guns. Gallaway makes a really high quality product, but even he states they are good for around 2500 rounds. So what is this recoil spring and guide rod made of? Who makes them? I want one! Would love to see a pic. Sig would do well to put that in their advertising lititure.

TomJ said:

I just ordered 2 more. At $25 each it’s inexpensive enough to change frequently, especially for a carry gun.

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From where did you get them, TomJ?