1st Look: Sig P320 X5 Coyote

Published on July 13, 2019
Duration: 7:05

This video provides a first look at the Sig P320 X5 Coyote, including unboxing and initial range testing. Instructor Ivan demonstrates accessory compatibility with a Surefire X300 and Fülster holster. He conducts the Rumnation Cold Start drill, achieving a time of 27.4 seconds, and analyzes performance at 10, 25, and 50 yards, noting a consistently high point of impact. The modularity of the P320 series trigger system is also highlighted.

Quick Summary

The Sig P320 X5 Coyote was tested in a Rumnation Cold Start drill, completing it in 27.4 seconds. At longer ranges (25-50 yards), the pistol demonstrated a consistently high point of impact, requiring compensatory aiming. The P320 series' modular trigger system offers consistent pull across different frames.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Sig P320 X5 Introduction & Unboxing
  2. 00:43Gear Setup: Surefire X300 & Fülster Holster
  3. 01:07Cold Start Drill Setup & Ammo
  4. 02:21Cold Start Drill Results & Analysis
  5. 03:14P320 Series Trigger Consistency
  6. 04:05Shooting Steel at 10 Yards
  7. 04:58Shooting Steel at 25 Yards: Point of Impact
  8. 05:50Shooting Steel at 50 Yards: High Impact
  9. 06:51Conclusion & Future Training

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rumnation Cold Start drill?

The Rumnation Cold Start drill is a shooting exercise performed at 3 meters, typically using two 8-round magazines and one full magazine. It involves shooting one round at small targets and three at larger targets, with an emphasis on making up any missed shots.

What were the results of the Cold Start drill with the Sig P320 X5?

In the Rumnation Cold Start drill, the Sig P320 X5 achieved a time of 27.4 seconds. The shooter noted some difficulty on one side of the target, potentially due to wind, and expressed a desire for more practice.

What is a key advantage of the Sig P320 series?

A significant advantage of the Sig P320 series, including models like the X5 and X-Compact, is the ability to swap triggers between different frames. This allows for a consistent trigger pull experience across various firearm configurations for different uses.

How did the Sig P320 X5 perform at longer distances?

When shooting steel targets at 25 and 50 yards, the Sig P320 X5 was observed to have a consistently high point of impact. To compensate, the shooter aimed at the bottom of the silhouette to achieve hits on target.

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