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Q&A for DPM SIG SAUER P365/P365X & SAS Micro-Compact 3.1in Barrel Mechanical Recoil Reduction System — 29 Questions & 38 Answers

Name DPM SIG SAUER P365/P365X & SAS Micro-Compact 3.1in Barrel Mechanical Recoil Reduction System (4.5)
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nb, member, from TX, United States, asked on December 14, 2023

Is this a new version?

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Answered by DPM Systems, member, from Greece, on July 31, 2025

No this is the old version.

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David, guest, from NM, United States, asked on August 17, 2022

Would this work on the new P365 X-Macro Comp? It has the ported slide with a 3.1" barrel.

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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on August 26, 2022

The DPM Recoil Reduction System for Sig Sauer P-365 should work with the Sig P365 X Macro Comp.

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Ken, guest, from IN, United States, asked on July 23, 2019

What percentage of recoil is reduced?

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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on October 24, 2019

DPM does not specify an amount of recoil reduction, please contact them directly for more information.

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Answered by Kai, member, from CA, United States, on September 22, 2025

Email sent

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Answered by DPM Systems, member, from Greece, on July 03, 2025

The soft version is the ideal upgrade for modified platforms with compensators or similar modifications, as it uses thinner springs to provide the necessary elasticity.

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Chris E, member, from OH, United States, asked on April 07, 2025

Which version is this? Still the 3 or updated to the 4 spring kit?

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Answered by DPM Systems, member, from Greece, on July 03, 2025

The picture of the product is outdated, OpticsPlanet will ship the new version anyway.

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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 06, 2022

There are a few factors that may contribute to your malfunctions, however, this DPM Recoil Reduction System for Sig Sauer P-365 will allow for tuning of your recoil system and can assist in making your P365 function properly. When using compensators and suppressors, tuning your recoil system is a good place to start for correcting malfunctions.

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Christopher, guest, from CA, United States, asked on February 26, 2026

Does this fit the 365X Micro comp

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Answered by DPM Systems, member, from Greece, on March 12, 2026

Hello Christopher, for the comp model we suggest the soft version with
SKU: 1000300

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Answered by DPM Systems, member, from Greece, on July 23, 2025

This is a common FCU problem, you can find countless reports online. To release the take down level, push down GENTLY the lever until you find the "Sweet" spot to release it.

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Answered by DPM Systems, member, from Greece, on September 05, 2025

The picture is outdated. Visit DPM website for latest versions.

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