Videos tagged with Tungsten Infused Grip

This video showcases new pistol platforms from SIG Sauer, featuring insights from competitive shooter Max Michel. It details the P320 Max in TXG and SXG variants, highlighting features like deep slide serrations, Siglock footprint, Romeo 3MAX optics, and Hogue grips. The P320 Reserve collection is presented with its high polish DLC finish and integrated expansion chamber. Finally, the P365 Lux in .380 ACP is introduced as a soft-shooting self-defense option with a black pearlescent Cerakote finish and Romeo X optic.

This review details the SIG P320 X5 Legion, highlighting its substantial weight (43 oz) due to a Tungsten-infused grip module and its 8.5-inch overall length. The firearm is optics-ready, specifically for the Romeo 1 Pro footprint, and comes with three flush-fitting Legion magazines. Customizations discussed include a ported barrel and a 1911-style recoil spring assembly, contributing to a flatter shooting experience. A key critique is the flush-fitting magazine base plates, which can impede speed reloads, though extended magazines are presented as a solution.

This review of the Sig P320 Spectre Comp highlights its competition-oriented features. Key aspects include a non-integrated compensator for a flat shooting experience, Sig's X-Ray3 day/night sights, an optic cut compatible with Sig Romeo and Delta Point Pro footprints, and a tungsten-infused grip for added weight. The pistol also features aggressive laser-engraved grip texturing and a large flared magwell for easier reloads.

This video showcases the California-compliant SIG SAUER P320-XFIVE LEGION handgun. Key features highlighted include its tungsten-infused grip module for increased weight and reduced muzzle flip, a skeletonized trigger for a lighter pull, and a robust recoil system with interchangeable springs. The description details its optic-ready slide, match-grade bull barrel, Dawson Precision sights, and 10-round magazines with Henning Group base pads. It's presented as an ideal firearm for various environments, from urban exploration to coastal outings.

This video provides an expert overview of the Sig Sauer P226 XFIVE Legion, featuring insights from Sig Sauer product manager Phil Strader and professional firearms instructor Ryan Gresham. The review highlights the pistol's unique TXG tungsten-infused grip for recoil mitigation, its adjustable trigger, optic-readiness, and integrated compensator system. The demonstration at Range Ready Studios showcases impressive accuracy at distances up to 100 yards, underscoring the firearm's performance capabilities.

This video showcases the Sig Sauer P320 MAX in an action-oriented, demonstration-focused format from 704 Tactical. It highlights the pistol's performance during live fire exercises at an outdoor range, emphasizing its use with a Romeo3MAX optic and its tungsten-infused grip module. The content is presented with high authority by an established firearms content creator, focusing on practical application and equipment.

This video compares the Sig Sauer P320 X5 Legion and the P320 X5 DH3, both chambered in 9mm. The presenter highlights key differences in slide cuts (rectangle vs. lightning), grip texture (standard stippling vs. aggressive sandpaper-like), and magazine capacity (17/21 rounds for Legion vs. three 21-round magazines for DH3). While both offer excellent shooting experiences and share features like flat triggers and flared magwells, the DH3's grip texture and integrated rear sight with optics are noted as significant advantages for control and usability.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Sig P320 Spectre Comp, highlighting its custom features and initial shooting impressions. The assessment includes a critical examination of a significant optic failure during testing, offering valuable insights for potential buyers. The speaker, an established firearm reviewer with extensive range experience, offers candid feedback on the platform's performance and comparisons to other high-end handguns.

Brett from Nightwood Guns reviews the Sig Sauer P320 Spectre Comp, highlighting its improved performance over the original Spectre model. He praises its aesthetics, grip ergonomics, and the effectiveness of its integrated compensator, which significantly reduces muzzle rise and recoil, contributing to a flat shooting experience. The review also covers its reliability with various ammunition types, accuracy, and trigger quality, while noting minor drawbacks like the optic cut lacking recoil bosses and slick slide serrations.

This review provides an expert look at the new Sig Sauer P320 Spectre Comp, highlighting its advanced features like a barrel-mounted compensator with a secure attachment system and a tungsten-infused grip for reduced recoil. Taran Butler, a professional shooter, demonstrates its performance in live fire, emphasizing its soft-shooting characteristics and suitability for competition, particularly the Open Division.

This video showcases the SIG SAUER P320 XCARRY LEGION, a 9mm striker-fired pistol. It highlights the pistol's tactical design, featuring a lightened flat-faced trigger, a tungsten-infused grip module, a shortened carry-length slide with a 4.6" barrel, and standard 1/2x28 threads. The pistol is optic-ready, compatible with SIG SAUER ROMEO1Pro, ROMEO2, and DeltaPoint Pro footprint optics, and equipped with XRAY3 Day/Night suppressor height sights. It ships with three 17-round magazines featuring Henning Group base pads. The LEGION Series is designed for serious shooters with input from elite professionals.

This video features competitive shooter Max Michel discussing the Sig Sauer P320 MAX pistol. Michel, a highly experienced shooter, details the design philosophy and features of the P320 MAX, emphasizing its development through competition and practical application. He highlights the pistol's unique full-slide serrations for enhanced grip during reloads, the absence of iron sights in favor of a dedicated optic mount for the Romeo 3 MAX, and the benefits of the tungsten-infused TXG grip module for recoil management and stability. The discussion also touches on the modularity of the P320 platform via the Fire Control Unit (FCU) and its implications for customization and versatility.