Videos tagged with Legion Trigger

This video discusses the triggers on Sig Sauer P320 firearms, specifically comparing stock Legion triggers, standard P320 triggers, and aftermarket Grey Guns triggers. The speakers note that stock Legion triggers are an improvement over standard P320 triggers but can feel mushy. They also highlight that aftermarket triggers, like Grey Guns, can be significantly lighter and have shorter travel, making them excellent for competition but potentially too light for duty use where a minimum pull weight of around four pounds is preferred for safety.

This video reviews two new SIG Sauer firearms: the P320 X-Carry Legion and the P365 in .380 ACP. The P320 X-Carry Legion features a TXG grip module for added weight, a skeletonized Legion trigger, a magwell, and a 1/2x28 threaded barrel with suppressor-height sights designed to co-witness with optics. The P365 .380 is presented as a recoil-friendly alternative to the 9mm version, maintaining similar magazine capacity and holster compatibility while offering reduced felt recoil and easier slide manipulation, making it suitable for recoil-sensitive shooters or those with smaller hands.