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9/19/2026 12:44:53 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Blackfriar][Edited]
The Xmacro has quickly become my favorite/most carried platform of the handguns I own.

As a result I've been starting to accumulate a few 17 and 21 round mags for it, enough so that it got me thinking;
I need a 2011.
I've tossed around the idea of getting a Platypus or a Staccato HD since I have a ton of G17 mags, but a P211 that accepts Xmacro mags would be the just the ticket!

I don't have nearly as many Xmacro magazines, but this would just give me even more reasons to pick up some more.


Am I the only one who thinks that this is a great idea?

Hook a brother up Sig!!



ETA: Since I started an Xmacro related thread I might as well post one of my Icarus framed Xmacro's:
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9/19/2026 4:12:15 PM EDT
[Last Edit: airgunner][Edited] [#1]
Originally Posted By Blackfriar:
Am I the only one who thinks that this is a great idea?
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Quite possible yes lol

If anything... looks like Sig is about to kind of go in the opposite direction? They are due to release the P385 and speculation is, its an upsized P365 meaning... enlarged 365 FCU to fit a "full" sized grip module that will use P320 magazines.

Considering Sig is about to have 3 different platforms that all use 320 mags and the fact that 320 mags are typically cheaper and more plentiful (while being just as good and reliable as 365 mags), I can't think of any good reason why Sig or anybody else would make a 2011 platform pistol that uses 365 mags?

I guess theoretically they could design a smaller, CC version of a 2011 using the 365 mags? Not sure if the engineering would work out (1911 FC parts in a smaller/thinner 365 sized frame?) but even if it is possible, I wouldn't hold my breath on it becoming reality.
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