Apologies if this has been posted.
Looks like Sig has tweaked the XFive a whole month after i bought mine, with a new Legion version. Looks like the primary difference is a Tungsten grip module that increases the weight to 43.5 ounces with the magazine and magwell. Take off the magwell and its right in line with the Walther steel Frame Q5 that came out in January.
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...-xfive-legion/
Not seeing it on Brownells yet unless this is it.
https://www.brownells.com/firearms/h...Sauer&psize=96
#RESIST
That looks like the current XFive Big L. Notice the 21 rounds mags.Originally Posted by LittleLebowski
Its just now on presale. This looks like it has more info.
https://www.osagecountyguns.com/blog...legion-coming/
https://www.osagecountyguns.com/sig-...legion-r2.html
https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperst....cfm/ID/219943
Note, not shilling for Sig here, mildly annoyed this appears just after I get the current one and trigger job. Would have liked the extra weight for competition.
I imagine the heavy grip module will be available alone at some point.
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Id buy an aluminum grip module for the p320c
At some point, if you want a metal gun, you need to buy a metal gun. P226 Legion SAO?
Bob
9MM: 92 Elite LTT, CenTac
.45 ACP: Wilson Combat, Nighthawk, Dan Wesson, Springfield, Colt
Confederate Civil War reproductions: 1863 Richmond rifle, Spiller and Burr revolver
Unless the point is to shoot said metal gun in USPSA Production, in which case the p226 SAO is a no-go. The X Five and the steel PPQ are pretty much tailor made for production.
While I agree the X-FIVE Legion will be a fine competition pistol (the Q5 Match SF is a metal gun), USPSA Production is dominated by the metal CZs and Tanfoglios.
The cool thing about the X-FIVE Legion is that one can compete with, and carry, a very similar trigger and operating system: X-FIVE (Legion or not) in competition, X-COMPACT in the nightstand, and X-CARRY on the hip. All with, or without, optics.
Bob
9MM: 92 Elite LTT, CenTac
.45 ACP: Wilson Combat, Nighthawk, Dan Wesson, Springfield, Colt
Confederate Civil War reproductions: 1863 Richmond rifle, Spiller and Burr revolver
How is a P320 with a steel slide and tungsten frame not a metal gun?
The people who are winning with those pistols can win with just about anything of comparable performance from some other maker. There's a lot of "chasing the new hotness" going on.
It's only a matter of time before one of the really good ones wins a national championship with a heavy, striker fired match pistol. Thumbless Korean...…..
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