Videos tagged with Sig P320 X5 Legion

This video provides a comprehensive comparison of three leading long-slide, striker-fired pistols: the Shadow Systems DR920L, Canik SFX Rival, and Sig P320 X5 Legion. The reviewer highlights key differences and features that set each firearm apart, with an emphasis on aspects critical for competition shooting and potential duty use, such as magwell design, triggers, and optics plate systems. While acknowledging subjective elements, the review aims to objectively evaluate these popular firearms, with a note that the Canik SFX Rival S was not available at the time of filming. The video is part of SHOT Show 2023 coverage and includes affiliate links for various gear brands.

This custom Sig P320 X5 Legion build focuses on achieving the flattest possible shooting experience using aftermarket parts like a Norsso slide, PMM compensator, and Faxon barrel. Range testing with the DPM recoil system and various springs demonstrated significant recoil reduction compared to a factory X5 Legion. While effective, the addition of a compensator may shift the firearm into the 'Open' division for competition.

The CZ Shadow 2 is crowned the 'king' for pure performance and competition, offering superior accuracy, shootability, and ergonomics due to its forward-heavy balance, low bore axis, and DA/SA trigger. The Sig P320 X5 Legion, while more affordable and modular, has a heavier striker-fired trigger and a fixed grip module. Both are highly reliable 9mm pistols with 5-inch barrels.

The Sig Sauer P320 X5 Legion is a highly accurate 9mm pistol, excelling in competition shooting with zero failures over 1000 rounds. Its tungsten-infused frame offers a steel-like feel, and features like a skeletonized trigger and optics-ready slide provide premium performance for its $900 price point. However, its high bore axis results in more muzzle flip compared to competitors like the Glock 34.