Videos tagged with P320 Chassis System

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P320 M17 and M18 pistols, highlighting their selection by the US Army. Key differences are the M18's shorter barrel (3.9 inches) compared to the M17's (4.7 inches). Both models feature FDE frames, darker slides, manual safeties, and come with night sights and an optics plate, typically for the Leupold DeltaPoint. The P320's modularity allows for frame swaps without an FFL, but trigger upgrades require one.

This guide details the disassembly of the Sig Sauer P320 M18, focusing on its modular chassis system. The video emphasizes how the serialized trigger chassis can be easily removed and swapped between different grip modules, highlighting the firearm's adaptability for maintenance and customization. The instruction comes from an expert with deep knowledge of firearm mechanics and military procurement.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Sig P320-M17, a commercial variant of the US military's service pistol. The instructor clarifies misconceptions about the XM17 program, particularly regarding modularity, and details the M17's features, including its ambidextrous controls, live cartridge indicator, and modular chassis system. The review covers disassembly, reassembly, and initial range testing, offering insights into its performance and the ongoing discussions surrounding its adoption.

This review by hickok45 provides an expert look at the Sig P320 Subcompact, highlighting its modularity and comparing it to the Compact and Full-size variants. The assessment covers shooting performance, capacity differences, and concealability, concluding it's a reliable carry option. hickok45's extensive experience is evident in his detailed analysis and practical shooting demonstrations.