#Sig 9mm models update
#Sig 9mm models full

My friend’s were mainly in the 9 and 10 rings. Still, almost all of my rounds hit the black rings at 22 feet. I always am working to improve my skills. I’m never afraid to admit that I’m not the best pistol shooter out there. The reset is very short and positive, I want to say it’s better than the Short Reset Trigger that was on my P229R.īetween my friend and I, we shot a little over a hundred rounds and we both shot well, he shot much better than me. The pull weight feels like 6 pounds (I don’t weigh my triggers with a trigger scale) there’s very little take up, then a clean crisp break. It’s very close to my VP9’s trigger, if not better in some ways. The trigger has been said to be the best stock, striker fired trigger on the market. So how does it shoot? It shoots very well and accurately out of the box. Almost forgot that I also got the model with night sights, which are SigLite and they work well in both day and night time/low light conditions. The chassis comes out easily after you push through the take down lever. It is very easy to take down and will not disassemble with the magazine in place and does not require the trigger to be pulled. Inside the slide, you can see a lot of internal slide cuts to lessen the weight. If you know me, I like all of the different shades of FDE. The slide is actually, to me a Burnt Bronze color and the grip module is close to a Magpul FDE.

Although I don’t plan on doing any caliber conversion with my P320C, I could if I wanted to. You noticed I said grip module and not frame that’s because the registered firearm is only the chassis that lives inside the grip. My particular model is the FDE (Flat Dark Earth) version, which both the slide and grip module are FDE. The P320C is a high quality product that you’d expect from Sig Sauer. It comes in a big black pistol case and inside, you have the pistol in a paddle holster (made for the P250, the hammer fired predecessor of the P320) two 15 round magazines, manuals, cable lock and Lucas Oil gun oil.

#Sig 9mm models full

I got a chance to shoot a friend’s full sized P320 and a P320C (courtesy of Sig Sauer) last year and I’ve wanted one since then. I sold my Sig Sauer P229R a few months ago and finally picked up it’s replacement: the P320C FDE chambered in 9mm. I’ve been moving away from DA/SA pistols and going for Striker-Fired pistols for simplicity of use.

#Sig 9mm models update

If you’ve been following this blog, you’ll know that I’ve been updating my weapon systems and this is probably the last update that I’ve been waiting for.