Thoughts on the P320? I enjoy striker-fired handguns and think this might be a great buy for OWB carry and range plinking.
its uglier than a glock
>>30587066
They seem all right. The over-saturated market of striker-fired pistols would leave me to get whatever brand of striker-fired gun I was most loyal to.
>>30587066
I thought the Trigger was really nice, but in the end I just replaced the Glock 19 I sold with another Glock 19. Smaller, easier to carry, more holsters, magazines are cheaper.
Most of my other guns are Sigs but when it comes to Striker, I'll just stick with Glock. Just my opinion. Like I said, the trigger on the P320 is great and you may love the gun.
Go shoot it and see what you think.
>>30587066
have a compact, it's been great through 1000 rds or so. would definitely recommend.
>>30587072
1/10 made me respond
>>30587099
I already have a Glock 19 for CCW.
>>30587113
What type of ammo? I'm thinking of getting the compact.
>>30587066
I have one. Is nice. Trigger is gud.
The gun feels really light. All of the weight is in the slide. And I don't mean like with normal polymer frame guns, i mean the frame is LIGHT.
Mags are a little expensive. But that's about the only beef I have with it.
Get one if you polymer guns OP, you will enjoy it.
>>30587127
I'd just stick with Glock if I were you tbqh. But there's nothing wrong with the P320 either.
If I were you, I'd be looking for that Lipsey's Glock 17 in gray for an OWB gun.
I have had mine since March, and have been carrying it since April. I have the 320c in 9mm.
It's like a dream. By far one of the most ergonomic handguns I've ever handled.
trigger is extremely clean. No grip or trigger safety fuckery, either.
>>30587127
mostly my reloads, but i ran some federal 115gn and 124 gn gold dots through it as well.
>>30587163
And it's just as safe as a glock in terms of safe carry? I just worry about not having that trigger safety, but I think it's im just a bitch.
>>30587140
Is it so light it isn't fun to shoot? I mostly want it for shooting funs.
>>30587163
Any malfunctions?
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>>30587183
I carry at 12 oclock
stop being a faggot bitch.
>>30587219
is unlike other sigs. nice shit post.
I started with an SP2022 9mm and always struggled with the high bore axis. The 320 has a much lower bore axis, and I've had zero issues.
But good bait.
>>30587219
What are some good holsters for this?
OP I have a glock 19, P320 and PPQ because I'm a fan of striker fired action.
If you already have the glock 19 then I wouldn't bother with the P320. My glock 19 is a CCW while my PPQ is my range toy because it's so god damn easy to be accurate with this gun given how light and crisp the trigger break is. There is a bit of trigger travel before reaching the wall but upon firing the first shot the reset is short so if you're riding the reset you're pretty much at the break again making it easy to be accurate. I'm thinking of getting an apex trigger kit for the PPQ to reduce the pre-travel.
Comparing all 3 the ergonomics of the PPQ (for me) is better than the other 2 but I will say the higher bore axis on the P320 and PPQ means a bit more muzzle flip - it's a 9mm so muzzle flip isn't a big deal.
