SHOT Show 2014: SIG Sauer P320

Published on January 14, 2014
Duration: 1:52

Mark Kei from American Rifleman introduces the SIG Sauer P320, highlighting its significance as SIG's first striker-fired pistol. The P320 features a steel chassis and is available with three different grip modules, accommodating compact and full-size frames. It offers a short, positive reset trigger with an articulated safety and is initially available in 9mm, .357 SIG, and .40 S&W, with .45 ACP planned for later release. The pistol also features a unique triggerless takedown mechanism.

Quick Summary

The SIG Sauer P320 is SIG's first striker-fired pistol, featuring a steel chassis and modular grip modules. Available in compact and full-size variants, it offers a short, positive reset trigger and is initially chambered in 9mm, .357 SIG, and .40 S&W. Its takedown mechanism is unique, not requiring the trigger pull.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction to SIG P320
  2. 00:15SIG's First Striker-Fired Pistol
  3. 00:37Steel Chassis and Grip Modules
  4. 00:45Frame Sizes: Compact vs. Full-Size
  5. 00:53Trigger Features and Reset
  6. 01:04Available Calibers
  7. 01:16Shooting Impression
  8. 01:31Triggerless Takedown Mechanism
  9. 01:44More SIG Sauer Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the SIG Sauer P320 unique?

The SIG Sauer P320 is notable as SIG's first striker-fired pistol. It features a steel chassis, modular grip modules, and a triggerless takedown mechanism, distinguishing it from many traditional handgun designs.

What are the available sizes and calibers for the SIG Sauer P320?

The SIG Sauer P320 comes in compact (3.9-inch barrel) and full-size (4.7-inch barrel) variants. Initially, it's offered in 9mm, .357 SIG, and .40 S&W, with .45 ACP planned for later release.

How does the SIG Sauer P320's trigger perform?

The P320's trigger is characterized by a short and very positive reset, which is both audible and tactile. It also includes an articulated safety integrated into the front of the trigger.

What is the takedown procedure for the SIG Sauer P320?

The SIG Sauer P320 has a unique takedown process that does not require pulling the trigger. Users simply engage a disassembly lever, allowing the slide to move forward for separation from the chassis.

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