One of the new P320 variants being shown off at SHOT show.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...carry-pistol/#
Though I wasn't terribly impressed with my P320C, I'm intrigued by this one and may have to buy myself one.
One of the new P320 variants being shown off at SHOT show.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...carry-pistol/#
Though I wasn't terribly impressed with my P320C, I'm intrigued by this one and may have to buy myself one.
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What I (read: my arthritic hands) want to see is the 320 available in .380.
.22LR would be good, too. If they can do it for the 250...
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Hope they are able to release it within a reasonable timeframe.
I'm not a fan of how 320s shoot, but that new 320X5 looks ideal.
That looks really, really good.
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From what little I could see on the video and from what he said, it SEEMS like the rear sight plate is removable for a Romeo Red dot, but would NOT also allow for a rear sight to be used with it. Hopefully I'm wrong about that.
That's what it looked like to me, and after my experience with my 320RX, I'm fine with that. A pistol's right radius is too short for competing sighting systems, IMO.
This is correct according to the Sig rep in the American Rifle video from range day yesterday.Originally Posted by Balisong
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Dear lord, I hope Sig doesn't pull a Sig and tease us for month, years, neigh.. decades. I have a terrible case of the wantsies for both the regular X-5 and the X-Carry.
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