Is The Sig 320 Spectre Comp The Best 320?

Published on December 2, 2022
Duration: 17:43

This review of the Sig Sauer P320 Spectre Comp highlights its aesthetic appeal and generally good shooting characteristics, despite some reservations about the effectiveness of its compensator. The presenters note a potential break-in period for the firearm and discuss the confusing product line segmentation within Sig Sauer. They also touch upon the importance of firearm insurance for responsible gun owners.

Quick Summary

The Sig Sauer P320 Spectre Comp features a 4.6-inch tin-coated barrel, weighs 41.8 ounces, and includes an X-Series grip module. While the reviewer experienced zero malfunctions, the compensator's recoil mitigation was found to be underwhelming, performing similarly to a non-comped pistol. The iron sights are also too low for red dot co-witnessing.

Chapters

  1. 01:23Welcome Back & Initial Thoughts
  2. 02:15Peace of Mind Guns Mention
  3. 03:02Supporting the Channel
  4. 03:23Relationship with Sig Sauer
  5. 04:27Source of the Firearm
  6. 04:50Introducing the Sig P320 Spectre Comp
  7. 05:01Retail Price and Value
  8. 05:25Frame and Grip Module Details
  9. 06:12Barrel Length and Capacity
  10. 06:20Weight and Dimensions
  11. 06:47Trigger and Grip Texture
  12. 07:01Barrel and Slide Materials
  13. 07:10Extensive Range Testing
  14. 07:53Testing Under Night Vision
  15. 08:32Initial Impressions & Miracle
  16. 09:06Malfunction Report & Break-in Period
  17. 09:55Sig's Product Strategy Critique
  18. 10:36Sig Custom Works Designation
  19. 10:47Analogy: Shelby GT Cobra vs Mustang
  20. 11:11Compensator Effectiveness Debate
  21. 11:42Comparison to Fowler 2011
  22. 12:15Ergonomic Observations (Left-Handed)
  23. 12:21Stiff Slide Release Issue
  24. 13:12Grip Texture and Undercut
  25. 13:19Iron Sights vs. Red Dot
  26. 13:47Aesthetics and Shooting Feel
  27. 14:25Overall Verdict on Comp
  28. 14:36Sig vs. Springfield Product Challenges
  29. 16:22Firearms Insurance Recommendation
  30. 17:23Thanks and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Sig Sauer P320 Spectre Comp?

The Sig P320 Spectre Comp features a 4.6-inch tin-coated barrel, comes with two 21-round magazines, and weighs 41.8 ounces (2.61 pounds). It utilizes an X-Series full-size grip module, has a flat tin gold trigger, LXG laser engraving grip texture, and a Nitron slide finish over stainless steel. It is also optic-cut from the factory.

Did the Sig P320 Spectre Comp experience any malfunctions during testing?

During extensive testing, the reviewer experienced zero malfunctions with the Sig P320 Spectre Comp. However, the original owner reported an initial break-in period where stovepipe malfunctions occurred with increasing frequency before resolving completely.

How effective is the compensator on the Sig P320 Spectre Comp?

The reviewer found the compensator on the Sig P320 Spectre Comp to be underwhelming in its recoil mitigation. When compared to a non-compensated Fowler 2011, the recoil impulse felt nearly identical, suggesting the comp may not offer significant benefits.

What are the ergonomic considerations for the Sig P320 Spectre Comp?

The Sig P320 Spectre Comp has a stiff slide release on the right side, potentially due to less wear. Additionally, the iron sights are too low to co-witness with a mounted red dot optic, rendering them unusable in that configuration.

Is the Sig P320 Spectre Comp recommended for purchase?

While aesthetically pleasing and generally shooting well with zero malfunctions reported by the reviewer, the Sig P320 Spectre Comp's compensator effectiveness was found to be underwhelming. The reviewer would spend their own money on it, indicating a positive but not overwhelmingly enthusiastic recommendation.

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