I don’t really mess with my firearms that much in terms of changing caliber and whatnot. It’s a nice pistol, but I don’t know exactly why I’d buy it over another. I’d probably stick with a P365 if you absolutely need to carry a Sig Sauer gun, but I’m just fine with my P-07 and Glock 43X. The P320 is just a little too big for my taste. The only thing is that I really try to minimize the size of my carry guns.
It’s a little bit bigger than a Glock 19 but makes up for it in extremely solid capacity with seventeen rounds to spare. I do believe you could rely on this in a time of need though.Īlso, the P320 can be a great pistol for concealed carry. That didn’t cause any issues, but that’s hardly a comprehensive stress test. I dropped it in the dirt a few times for fun. I was pleased with this since it’s definitely lived up to the Sig Sauer name so far. It cycled everything like a champ including some moderately dicey super cheap ammo I found sitting around in my safe. I’ve had no problems at all with reliability while shooting the P320. I didn’t really mess with any of the features, but I’m glad that it’s there. One of the main selling points is that the P320 is modular and offers the ability to take out the entire trigger assembly and even makes changing calibers possible. It has a decent trigger as far as striker-fired pistols go. Parts are high quality all around as is the norm for Sig Sauer. You have your normal slide stop and magazine release as well. It features a rather tall slide that has forward serrations as well as rear cuts. The P320 is a mostly pretty gun with aggressive angles aside from a kind of bulky grip.
But is it worth buying? Can it compete with, for example, the best offering from Glock? The Sig Sauer P320 is a compact 9mm gun with an emphasis on being modular. But I always take a good look at what they have to offer. So I might have a little bit of a soft spot for Sig Sauer, but I don’t purchase their guns that frequently. It’s been so long that I can’t even remember the model but it was a gun that helped kickstart my passion for firearms. Can the Sig Sauer P320 claim the 9mm crown? A short review: The first firearm I had ever shot was a Sig Sauer 9mm.
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