Sig P320 X Compact

Published on May 26, 2020
Duration: 12:18

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.

Quick Summary

The Sig P320 X Compact is a modular pistol featuring a 7-inch overall length, 3.6-inch barrel, and 15-round capacity. Its key benefits include a flat-faced trigger, optic-ready X-RAY3 night sights, and a 1913 Mil-Standard rail. The modular design, centered around the serialized fire control unit, allows for easy configuration changes and customization.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Video Introduction & P320 Modularity
  2. 01:04X Compact vs X Carry Comparison
  3. 02:02P320 X Compact Specifications
  4. 02:23Sights and Slide Features
  5. 02:45Battle of the Bills Experience
  6. 03:16Everyday Carry and Range Use
  7. 03:42Ammunition Testing Overview
  8. 06:09Accuracy and Shooter Skill
  9. 07:13Sight Design Review
  10. 07:51Flat-Faced Trigger Review
  11. 08:24Modularity and Customization Benefits
  12. 09:30Easy Disassembly Feature
  13. 10:01Slide Stop/Release Personal Issue
  14. 10:37Rail Compatibility and Size
  15. 10:55Overall Value and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Sig P320 X Compact?

The Sig P320 X Compact has an overall length of 7 inches, a width of 1.3 inches, and a height of 5.3 inches. Its barrel length is 3.6 inches, it weighs 25.3 ounces empty, and features a 5.5-inch sight radius with a 15-round capacity magazine.

How does the Sig P320 X Compact handle modularity and customization?

The P320 series utilizes a serialized fire control unit (FCU) that allows users to easily swap grip modules, slides, and barrels. This enables the pistol to be configured for different roles, such as concealed carry or competition, with a consistent trigger feel, and inexpensive grip modules facilitate customization.

What are the pros and cons of the Sig P320 X Compact's X-RAY3 sights?

The X-RAY3 tritium night sights offer excellent target acquisition in low light conditions. However, the tritium vial can obstruct the view of smaller targets at longer distances, which is a common trade-off for tritium-based sights.

What common ergonomic issue might P320 X Compact users encounter?

Users employing a thumbs-forward grip may inadvertently apply pressure to the slide stop/release lever. This can prevent the slide from locking back after the last round is fired, an issue that can often be resolved by adjusting grip or changing the grip module.

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