Videos tagged with X-Ray3 Sights

The SIG Sauer P320 M17 is presented as a pistol blending competition-level performance with duty-grade reliability. Designed with input from world champion shooter Max Michel, it features enhancements like an X-Series grip, a two-port compensator, a flat blade trigger, and X-Ray3 sights. It is optic-ready with the SIG Lock Pro footprint, compatible with the Romeo X, and includes a 21-round magazine capacity.

This review of the Sig Sauer P320 X-TEN highlights its features designed for performance and control in 10mm. Key aspects include the X-Series grip with an extended beaver tail for improved recoil management, aggressive slide serrations for easy manipulation, and an optics cut compatible with red dots like the Romeo2 or Trijicon RMR, allowing for co-witnessing with the X-Ray3 sights. The flat-faced trigger is noted for its crisp break and tactile reset, while the full-length Picatinny rail and flared magwell enhance modularity and reloading speed.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion highlights its premium features, including an aluminum frame, G10 grips, and a flared magwell, offering Glock 17 capacity in a concealable package. The expert assessment notes its flat-shooting characteristics and 100% reliability over 800 rounds, making it a strong contender for concealed carry and range use.

The SIG SAUER P320-AXG Legion introduces an alloy grip module designed to mimic the ergonomics of a P226 while retaining P320 modularity. This model features a unique expansion chamber integrated into the slide, significantly reducing muzzle flip and perceived recoil. It comes standard with Legion-exclusive features like G10 grips, a skeletonized trigger, and a magwell, all finished in a distinctive gray Cerakote.

This comprehensive review of the Sig Sauer P365 highlights its revolutionary impact on the concealed carry market. The expert analysis covers technical specifications, ergonomics, trigger performance, and sighting systems, while also addressing reliability concerns and potential grip issues. The P365 is presented as a top-tier CCW choice, balancing capacity and performance with noted comparisons to industry standards like Glock and Smith & Wesson.

This guide details the operation and handling of the SIG P226 Legion, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It covers familiarization with the DA/SA trigger system, proper grip, sight acquisition, and target engagement techniques. The information is presented from an expert perspective, highlighting the firearm's features and performance characteristics for range use and home defense.

Phil Strader from SIG SAUER introduces the P320 AXG Combat, a limited Custom Works run. This pistol features an FDE lower, Nitron-finished upper, Hogue G10 FDE grip panels, an AXG magwell for faster reloads, and X-RAY3 day/night suppressor height sights. It also includes a 1/2x28 threaded barrel and is optic-ready.

This expert review provides a first look at the SIG P365XL Spectre Comp, highlighting its integrated slide compensator, Titanium Nitride finishes, and laser-engraved grip. Both Kevin Jarnagin and Max Michel offer insights from shooting the pistol, praising its manageable recoil, fast follow-up shots, and the benefits of the compensator and optics-ready slide. The review emphasizes its suitability for concealed carry and its custom features.

Phil Strader from SIG SAUER introduces the P320 AXG Equinox, a limited-run Custom Works pistol. This model combines the P320 platform with the popular Equinox aesthetic, featuring G10 black grips, a black anodized frame, a polished slide, and nickel-plated controls. It includes SIG's Custom Works certificate, coin, lockable case, and three magazines. The pistol is optic-ready and equipped with X-ray3 day/night sights.

The Sig P320 AXG introduces a metal-framed variant to the P320 platform, featuring a precision-machined aluminum grip module. This model, particularly the Custom Works Scorpion, offers enhanced ergonomics, customization options, and a distinct feel compared to polymer counterparts. The video highlights its performance, features, and the expertise of Sig Sauer's product management and custom shop.

This comprehensive review of the Sig P320 X Compact, presented by an expert from Kit Badger, details its modular design, technical specifications, and performance. The guide covers field stripping and highlights the benefits of its interchangeable grip modules and trigger system. It also includes insights from real-world experience at the 'Battle of the Bills' training event and extensive ammunition testing, offering a valuable resource for potential buyers and P320 owners.

Chris Baker of Lucky Gunner Ammo provides a detailed, data-driven review of the Sig Sauer P365 XL. He highlights its innovative 'stack-and-a-half' design, superior concealability compared to traditional compacts, and impressive reliability over 2,000 rounds. The review covers key features like the X-Series trigger, X-Ray3 sights, optics-ready slide, and modular FCU system, offering valuable insights for concealed carry practitioners.