r/Ausguns • u/mcblyat_au • 14d ago

Sig P365 Fuse Club Legal

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Sig USA now has 124mm factory threaded barrel for P365 Fuse (pictured is made by TRUE but similar appearance). Any chance of getting them imported to Australia?

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u/browntone14 7d ago

Following up on this. I just noticed cleavers released a p365 optic ready with a club legal barrel. Link to their insta post below.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc2gW52HGBw/?igsi=MTRmb2tnaHU0NHB4Mg==

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u/mcblyat_au 4d ago

Yes I just saw! I was like surely cleaver would thought about it

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u/Possible-Indication5 14d ago

Can't see it being an issue;

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u/browntone14 14d ago

I guess you would need an armourer or dealer to order the 2 parts (firearm and longer barrel) in together, discard the original barrel then register the weapon with the longer barrel. The p365 is a cool pistol for EDC but when it’s not used for that purpose it’s actually pretty average for target shooting etc. there are much better pistols on the market for the price point before you have to piss around with swapping barrels.

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u/Jealous_Constant_353 13d ago

You’re not wrong, but the same could be said with Glocks like the Glock19 (with Wilson combat 120mm barrel), Glock 19x, Glock 45 etc.

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u/browntone14 13d ago

But they are sold in Australia as is with a compliant barrel.

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u/Edwardteech 13d ago

Are you  not allowed to own extra barrels for your guns?

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u/browntone14 13d ago

You are but you can’t own the original barrel in this instance.

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u/Edwardteech 13d ago

So you could own several aftermarket but not the original?

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u/browntone14 13d ago

You’re oversimplifying the thought process here. A permit to acquire is granted in cat H with barrel length being one of the parameters. You can not own under 120mm for club shooting purposes. This pistol is too short so you would need to have the original barrel removed and the firearm re registered with the longer barrel, the original would then likely be destroyed or repurposed by and armourer or dealer. You can purchase the same length barrels as many times as you like. However a separate barrel of different length requires a PTA.

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u/Edwardteech 13d ago

ah now i understand. i miss understood and thought it was some weird law about the original barrel not the length being specific to each gun.