I've been eyeing the Sig P320 for a little while. I had a P250 a while back, but didn't like the long double action trigger. The trigger was nice and smooth, but really long. So I sold it and bought a Glock 19. Loved them ever since. But after watching a number of videos on the P320 I wanted to either buy one, or try one out. Probably both.
The Sig P320 is almost identical to the P250, but it is striker fired instead of hammer fired. I really liked the P250, so this could be a great option, since it has a shorter, much nicer trigger. The reset is short as well. I went down to the Armory one day, and they had one in stock. The trigger on the P320 really is good. I would guess around 5ish pounds or so. The grip on the P320 and P250 are interchangeable. So the same grip, which I liked on the P250. Sweet. They didn't have one to shoot though. I tried another range and they didn't have one to shoot either.
My friend and I went down to Doug's today to do some shooting. Guess what they had. A P320 compact in 9mm and also one in .40 S&W. We tried out the 9mm since that is the one that both of us would like to get. A transfer of some dough, and some ammo, and we boogied downstairs.
As stated before, the grip is really nice. It is more rounded than the XD's or the Glocks. It fit well in both of our hands. It took a second to get used to the grip angle since it is more like a 1911 instead of a Glock. It didn't take long though. Probably less than a second. Ouch. :lol2:
It shoots like a dream. Very comfortable and easily managed. We put 50 rounds through it without a hiccup. It holds pretty tight groups. I'll put a picture in the thread in a little bit. Most of the groups were good, but the one I will post was the best one I had with it.
I like the fact that it's a Sig, and that it doesn't have the SA/DA trigger like the others do. It's the same pull every time. Quite handy.
Also they say that you can take it apart without having to pull the trigger like you do on other brands. You just have to take the mag out, lock the slide to the back, move the takedown lever, and push the slide forward. Obviously making sure the gun is unloaded is a priority for every gun when you want to disassemble it, but it seems they did this for an extra safety feature.
If you have the chance, I think this gun is well worth trying out. Doug's is the only place I have been that has one for rent. Other's may have one, but not the couple others that I went to.
The Sig P320 is almost identical to the P250, but it is striker fired instead of hammer fired. I really liked the P250, so this could be a great option, since it has a shorter, much nicer trigger. The reset is short as well. I went down to the Armory one day, and they had one in stock. The trigger on the P320 really is good. I would guess around 5ish pounds or so. The grip on the P320 and P250 are interchangeable. So the same grip, which I liked on the P250. Sweet. They didn't have one to shoot though. I tried another range and they didn't have one to shoot either.
My friend and I went down to Doug's today to do some shooting. Guess what they had. A P320 compact in 9mm and also one in .40 S&W. We tried out the 9mm since that is the one that both of us would like to get. A transfer of some dough, and some ammo, and we boogied downstairs.
As stated before, the grip is really nice. It is more rounded than the XD's or the Glocks. It fit well in both of our hands. It took a second to get used to the grip angle since it is more like a 1911 instead of a Glock. It didn't take long though. Probably less than a second. Ouch. :lol2:
It shoots like a dream. Very comfortable and easily managed. We put 50 rounds through it without a hiccup. It holds pretty tight groups. I'll put a picture in the thread in a little bit. Most of the groups were good, but the one I will post was the best one I had with it.
I like the fact that it's a Sig, and that it doesn't have the SA/DA trigger like the others do. It's the same pull every time. Quite handy.
Also they say that you can take it apart without having to pull the trigger like you do on other brands. You just have to take the mag out, lock the slide to the back, move the takedown lever, and push the slide forward. Obviously making sure the gun is unloaded is a priority for every gun when you want to disassemble it, but it seems they did this for an extra safety feature.
If you have the chance, I think this gun is well worth trying out. Doug's is the only place I have been that has one for rent. Other's may have one, but not the couple others that I went to.