Compact Sig 9mm.
Thoughts? Who’s shooting these?
Thoughts? Who’s shooting these?
Sidearms & Scatterguns Sig 320c-9-bss
- Thread starter david walter
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I have a Sig 320x compact also. 650 round so far, and not 1 problem. 115 gr shoots to low for me, but 145gr stuff, is right on.
This version started life as a 9mm Vickers Tactical Sig P320 V-Tac Compact grip module had issues from the get go for me. Six months and 8500 rounds later this is what's happened to get it as I like.
I found the grip was typical Sig too large and blocky (Glock-like) with a way too large beaver tail that made rapidly indexing a holster draw grip a real problem. So a tried every grip module permutation Sig has for the 320, reducing the beaver tail profile as well as radiusing the very sharp edges of the grip near the take down lever; very uncomfortable for the support hand hand to position upon. A updated slide stop was necessary in order to use the newer style factory grip modules.
Finally switched to Wilson Combat Compact II grip module (only available in black /medium size only) which is generally better ergonomically for me; the beaver tail reduced ~ 40 % for same reasons.
The factory straight trigger was 7+ lbs which was not a deal breaker with two hand or strong hand only shooting; support hand shooting at reactive speeds with a 7 lb trigger is not useful for accuracy at that pace; replaced with curved trigger Gray Guns package, now a smooth 4.5 lb. Initial sights were adequate, but I planned this to be red dot project so the Leupold Delta Point Pro plus optional Leupold adjustable rear sight then required Dawson .455" suppressor sight to co-witness with optic. Swapped out the factory recoil guide rod with Gray Guns option employing 1911 flat spring choices for flexibility with reliable ammo cycling. Usually run a drop leg Safariland QLS attachment for their GLS level 1 holster.
The only parts present from original factory purchase is the frame of the fire control unit and the barrel - yikes.
lots of photos to cover this story.
I found the grip was typical Sig too large and blocky (Glock-like) with a way too large beaver tail that made rapidly indexing a holster draw grip a real problem. So a tried every grip module permutation Sig has for the 320, reducing the beaver tail profile as well as radiusing the very sharp edges of the grip near the take down lever; very uncomfortable for the support hand hand to position upon. A updated slide stop was necessary in order to use the newer style factory grip modules.
Finally switched to Wilson Combat Compact II grip module (only available in black /medium size only) which is generally better ergonomically for me; the beaver tail reduced ~ 40 % for same reasons.
The factory straight trigger was 7+ lbs which was not a deal breaker with two hand or strong hand only shooting; support hand shooting at reactive speeds with a 7 lb trigger is not useful for accuracy at that pace; replaced with curved trigger Gray Guns package, now a smooth 4.5 lb. Initial sights were adequate, but I planned this to be red dot project so the Leupold Delta Point Pro plus optional Leupold adjustable rear sight then required Dawson .455" suppressor sight to co-witness with optic. Swapped out the factory recoil guide rod with Gray Guns option employing 1911 flat spring choices for flexibility with reliable ammo cycling. Usually run a drop leg Safariland QLS attachment for their GLS level 1 holster.
The only parts present from original factory purchase is the frame of the fire control unit and the barrel - yikes.
lots of photos to cover this story.
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