A pair of Sig Sauer P320's

[Old Unc']

Both my Compact and Full Size. I own seven Sig's, the P320 is one of my best. Striker fired with an incredibly smooth trigger and super short reset. Both came with medium grip modules which fit me perfectly. Waiting to hear from Sig regarding the installation of the upgraded trigger. I may not even send them back. Why screw up a good thing!

 

[cc-hangfire]

Good looking pair of pistols. And you can collect kits in 3 calibers and three sizes, & use the FCU's interchangeably.

Just just a brief trip in the "way back" machine to the late 1980's ... that crappy Beretta M9-92 is junk - the slides break and fly back in your face.

And back to the present day... Since Beretta fixed a real problem, the M9 was our military side arm for 30 years. SIG will fix the drop-safe problem, and will be cranking these out for the next few decades.

(I'd still send 'em in for the upgrades - I just wouldn't be in a panic about it if you have other handguns)

 

[Fiv3r]

Love the 320. It's the first gun in a long time that instantly clicked with me. I sold off my other polymer pistols simply because they were redundant to the 320.

The drop safe thing is a bit of a bummer. I have no doubt the 320 is safe enough, but it gave me an excuse to buy a new pistol to carry in the short term while I wait for a shipping label

The medium back strap on the full size P320 is perfect in my hands. Furthermore, some people accuse the 320 of being a bit on the homely side. To me, I find them to be very handsome pistols with an all business look that isn't as blocky as a Glock.

I still need to snag a compact frame for mine. I have an old 250 compact magazine kicking around, and I think keeping the full size slide on a compact frame with a 17 round magazine as a back up might make for a handy cool weather CCW piece.

 

[Old Unc']

Retailers are screwing the public selling the P320 Grip Modules for twice the retail price. Check them out on Amazon! I would like to have the Compact Grip (Flat Dark Earth) in a medium for my full-size P320.

 

[Saddlebag Preacher]

Yeah, I agree on the overpriced grip panels. I also would like to buy a .40 conversion kit for mine, but they are not far from the price of the whole gun, and out of stock everywhere. They may drop after a year or two. I'd like a flat dark earth module for mine also. I have the Carry model.

 

[MoreIsLess]

I sold my Sig 226 to get a 320. I mainly sold the 226 because I needed a 45acp for home protection and I didn't want a DA/SA gun. I'm happy with the 320.

 

[jjones45]

I don't thing the upgrade will mess up a good thing, but there's plenty of discussion on that topic already. My p320 compact might possibly be the best all around shooting gun I own. Recoil impulse, ergonomics, accuracy, sight acquisition, and trigger are all things that I find hard to beat on the p320. I'm still a Walther ppq fanboy, but I shoot the p320 just as good and it tames the recoil a little better as well. You feel the difference in 9mm a little bit, but in 40 and 45 it's almost night and day. I did some polishing on my p320 and the double clicking of the trigger that was sometimes present is completely gone. At 10 yards it's almost nothing for me to put 7 or 8 out of 10 shots through the same hole. I've done it a lot and it's almost expected now. The only other guns I can consistently do that with are my ppq 5" and Cz 75B. Still debating if I'm sending mine back to sig for the upgrade or not.

 

[ClickClickD'oh]

Retailers are screwing the public selling the P320 Grip Modules for twice the retail price.

Quantico Tactical is your friend.

 

[1KPerDay]

Post some pics with the slides closed. To me pics of pistols with the slides locked back are like pics of bikini girls with overcoats buttoned.

 

[Old Unc']

 

[Old Unc']

 

[1KPerDay]

aaaaahhhhhhh.... much better. Thanks!

 

[Old Unc']

Cool photo, Shark Tank!