Description
Product Shipping Out Early September 2019*****Introductory Price till August 31st 2019**The adoption of the P320® platform by the U.S. Military, as well as many Law Enforcement agencies, professional lead farmers, competition shooters, and firearm instructors led to the development of a new line of GGP aftermarket slides. After all, the P320’s ability to be custom tailored to the individual user’s preferences in grip length, grip size, as well as slide length and sight radius are all highly desirable features. Why stop there, when you can have even more customization options when upgrading to a drop-in GGP320 slide.Just like their GGP17/19 and SPG43 slides, these GGP320 slides offers enhanced aesthetic features, increased grip serrations and an improved coating without compromising function. They also took their hybrid MRDS optic cut and added a third option, the SIG ROMEO1. Now you have to option to use a ROMEO1 as well as a Trijicon RMR or Leupold DeltaPoint Pro right out of the box without using bulky adapter plates that only raise the optic further above the bore axis. The GGP320 is a drop-in install that comes with all the enhancements that professional handgun shooters have come to expect from Grey Ghost Precision.GGP320 Slide FeaturesStripped slide machined from 416 stainless steel for Tighter-Than-Factory-TolerancesOptic cut compatible with Leupold DPP, Trijicon RMR and Sig ROMEO1 with supplied screws and shim platesIncludes G10 cover plate when not running an opticVersion 1 slide pattern with tapered depth serrations for varying aggressiveness from top to bottomCompatible with Sig P320 Full Size grip modulesCompletion parts not included
MPN#: GGP-320-F-1
Comments (2)
As far as P320 lightened slides go, this is a great deal. It's hard to say that when beautifully machined Glock slides can be found for $100-179 on sale, but P320 slides usually start at $398 for a Norsso with no slide cuts (which may or may not be your preference) - and this is a GGP. I've been waiting for a deal like this for over a year now. In for one. That said, if you go for lightened slides, be ready to tune your springs & wouldn't suggest em for an EDC.
* Note: This is the full size, but the compact is on sale for the same price as well.
I realize 9mm is the cheaper more popular round, but there is still a market for .40 slides. I'm pretty frustrated that there are so few .40 slide options, especially full size and long slide models. As soon as someone starts marketing aftermarket .40 slides they will have most of the .40 market since so few options. And yes I do shoot 9mm from my .40 barrels with a conversion barrel. .40 slide with 9mm conversion barrel seems much more versatile than a 9mm only slide.