Thinking of picking one up soon and wanted to find out if anyone here has one, and what your thoughts are of it. Would appreciate any insight.
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Anyone have a Sig P320 X-Compact?
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Originally posted by Myles View PostThinking of picking one up soon and wanted to find out if anyone here has one, and what your thoughts are of it. Would appreciate any insight.My posts are for general educational and informational purposes only. What you do with this information is your responsibility. I encourage you to seek out professional instruction. Nothing replaces in-person training with a qualified professional to ensure you learn properly and train safely.
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Nice. I like Glocks but want to get a P320 for the same reason--the modularity. I have two Sig P365s and love everything about them. Given how the P365 had a rocky start, I'm wondering if there have been any issues with the P320 X-Compact because it's relatively new.
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I have the full sized M17 version of the 320, I can't say enough good things about it. I have used a P226 for many years and many rounds, so the feel of the 320 is very natural for me, it's like a striker fired 226 that weighs a little less and feels even better in my hands.My posts are for general educational and informational purposes only. What you do with this information is your responsibility. I encourage you to seek out professional instruction. Nothing replaces in-person training with a qualified professional to ensure you learn properly and train safely.
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SIG makes good stuff. Mine was always a finicky SOB, though. Go figure. I've become hateful of DA/SA triggers too... And safeties on my pistols.
So... That said... I have a good buddy who had a sub-comp 320 and, honestly, I loved that thing. So if that one is anything like it I'd say go for it.
Even better if you can rent one with a case of ammo (assuming you haven't shot one already).
320s with the upper parts of the frame stippled (above the factory texturing) are just absolute money makers, by the way. Bust out that wood burnerrrrr
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I've got a x5, full size 320 with x5 grip, Xcarry and 365. Love them all. mine are all worked over by gray guns with flat triggers but they really are good guns. No I am not a sig fan boy either as I also have 5 Glocks, 7 1911's, 2 Hk's and a bunch of other stuff. they are just good guns.
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Billy, Coch, and Joe,
I noticed while dry firing the X-compact, that my front sight moves ever so slightly with every trigger press. I'm hoping I just need to get used to the trigger. Have you experienced this with your P320s?
I do not run into this problem with any of my other pistols, including the P365, in which the front sight always is deadly still.
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Originally posted by BruiserInd View PostI've got a x5, full size 320 with x5 grip, Xcarry and 365. Love them all. mine are all worked over by gray guns with flat triggers but they really are good guns. No I am not a sig fan boy either as I also have 5 Glocks, 7 1911's, 2 Hk's and a bunch of other stuff. they are just good guns.
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Put about 1000 rounds through the X-compact yesterday, and I really like it. Took a little while getting used to, as I mainly shoot Glock 19s and the P365, but I got very comfortable with it.
At distance, i.e. 25 yards, I'm more comfortable and accurate with my G19 and P365, but it's just because I shoot those two models almost every day.
Another thing I like about the p320 platform is its modularity. You can buy conversion kits so there is a bunch you can do with them.
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