Posted: 12/17/2025 4:33:03 PM EDT
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I just got my Flux P365 Raider Ultralight today. Pretty cool little pistol. This thing is surprisingly tiny and compact. Here in the pictures it has a 21rd mag in the grip and a 17rd mag in the forward mag holder. I'm using an XL slide and XL threaded barrel here (the threaded barrel is about 4.25"). I also had an Olight PL2 Mini laying around and put that on it. It fits in its holster with the light, but the attachment lever sticks out and rubs. I may replace that with a screw and nut to see if it works better. Here are some pictures for size comparison:  Century MKE AP5-P with a Wolfman suppressor in short mode vs. Flux Raider Ultralight with a Tirant suppressor in short mode vs. M&P 2.0 4.25" (actually has a 4.6" threaded barrel) with an Ecco Machine TLX 5.5" The Raider isn't really much larger than the M&P. The "little" MP5K clone is massive in comparison.  Here the AP5-P and Raider Ultralight are both fully extended. The AP5-P is a registered SBR, but the Raider is a pistol with a brace of course. |
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I have the aluminum version and love it. Its the perfect backpack gun for me, carries in my Eberlestock Transport 18 nicely. I saw Tyrants version just released. I'd be interested to see a side by side comparison. Mine. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By blt-2-drg: I have the aluminum version and love it. Its the perfect backpack gun for me, carries in my Eberlestock Transport 18 nicely. I saw Tyrants version just released. I'd be interested to see a side by side comparison. Mine. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/144668/1000000830_jpg-3677196.JPG Nice! I was debating whether to get the AL version or polymer version. The AL version is more mature and there is a lot more aftermarket support out there right now. But in the end I went for the newer poly version. I was going for light weight and compact as possible. I think the aluminum one looks better though. The Tyrant CNC chassis looks pretty cool. Thanks for mentioning that. I hadn't heard about it. Where Flux gives you a choice between aluminum or polymer, it looks like Tyrant combines both in the same chassis. They also give you a picatinny rail on the back so you can use whatever brace you want. That's a nice feature. https://www.tyrantcnc.com/sig-sauer-p365-pdw-tws-365.html |