Sig P320: The Sig You've Been Waiting For [Full Review]

Published on July 29, 2015
Duration: 35:06

This review of the Sig P320 highlights its modularity and reliability as a combat handgun, comparing it to the P250 and modern competitors. While praised for ergonomics and accuracy, the P320's trigger pull (7.15 lbs) and bore axis height are noted as potential drawbacks compared to top choices like the Glock 17. The review also critiques the cost-effectiveness of Sig's Caliber X-Change kits for most US consumers.

Quick Summary

The Sig P320 is a reliable combat handgun with modularity and good ergonomics, but its trigger pull is measured at 7.15 lbs and considered slightly mushy. While accurate, its bore axis height and trigger preference mean it doesn't unseat top choices like the Glock 17 for the reviewer.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Defining the Combat Handgun
  2. 01:24Sig P250 vs. P320 Context
  3. 04:03Design, Ergonomics, and Trigger Test
  4. 11:13Philosophy of Use (POU) and Weight
  5. 16:09Modularity and Caliber Kits
  6. 19:00Ambidextrous Features and Controls
  7. 23:56Accuracy and Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the trigger pull weight of the Sig P320?

During testing, the Sig P320's trigger pull weight was measured at approximately 7 lbs 15 oz, or 7.15 lbs, using a Lyman digital scale. The reviewer described it as 'okay' but slightly mushy.

How does the Sig P320 compare to the Sig P250?

The P320 is Sig Sauer's striker-fired response to market demand, evolving from the P250 which was criticized for its Double Action Only (DAO) trigger. The P320 retains the P250's modular frame but offers a more modern trigger system.

Are Sig Sauer's Caliber X-Change kits worth the cost?

For most US users, the reviewer suggests Sig's Caliber X-Change kits are not cost-effective, costing $375-$400. It's often more economical to purchase a second complete pistol rather than just the kit.

What are the main advantages and disadvantages of the Sig P320?

Advantages include its modularity, reliability, and good ergonomics. Disadvantages noted are a trigger pull rated at 7.15 lbs and a higher bore axis compared to some competitors, which prevented it from unseating the reviewer's top choices.

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