Videos tagged with X-Series Grip

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 video provides an in-depth review of the Wilson Combat grip module for the Sig Sauer P320. The instructor highlights its superior texture, integrated magwell, and comfortable finger groove, comparing it favorably to factory and aftermarket options like the Polymer 80 and X-Series grips. The review emphasizes how grip ergonomics are foundational to shooting effectiveness and discusses potential wear from metal magazines.

This guide details the process of upgrading a Sig Sauer P320 platform, specifically focusing on the M18X configuration, by integrating X-series components. It covers the installation of an X-series grip module, flared magazine well, straight flat trigger, and optic-ready rear sight plate. The modularity of the P320 platform allows for these performance enhancements, merging military specifications with high-performance features. Instruction is provided by firearm experts James Reeves and Jason St. John from Sig Sauer.

This review of the SIG Sauer P320 X-Carry highlights its design as a more portable variant of the P320 duty model. Key features include a 3.9-inch barrel, 17+1 capacity, modular X-Series grip with enhanced ergonomics for recoil management, and a flat X-Series trigger. The pistol is noted for its concealability, comparable to a Glock 19, and its slide is cut for red dot sights and features lightning cuts.

This video provides an in-depth review of the SIG Sauer P320 X-Compact pistol. The presenter, Justin Opinion, details the firearm's technical specifications, including its 9mm caliber, 3.6-inch barrel, and overall dimensions. He highlights key features such as the X-Ray3 sights, flat trigger, and X-Series grip module, offering comparisons to other popular handguns like the Glock 19 and HK VP9SK. The review includes live-fire impressions and initial accuracy testing, with the presenter expressing a positive overall impression of the pistol's ergonomics and shootability.

Phil Straighter from Sig Sauer provides an expert overview of the P320 X-FIVE, highlighting its competitive-ready features. Key takeaways include the enhanced X-Series grip module with tungsten weight for recoil reduction, a straight flat trigger for improved accuracy, and its optic-ready design with a removable plate for red dot sights. The pistol comes standard with four 21-round 9mm magazines and a removable mag well, making it a comprehensive package for serious shooters.