Description
Manufacturer: SIG SAUER
Model: P320 XFULL
Caliber: 9MM
Capacity: 17
SKU: SIG320XCAR9VG
SIG SAUER P320 9MM XFULL NIGHT SIGHTS VERY GOOD
Action: Semi-Automatic - Striker Fired • Finish: Nitron • Barrel: 4.7" • Sights: XRAY3 Front / Night Sight Rear; Optics Ready • Magazine(s): One 17-Round • Grips: Polymer • Weight: 29.6 oz. • Overall Length: 8.2"
USED: VERY GOOD TO EXCELLENT CONDITION - Includes one magazine, New Factory Holster, Case & Manual
The new P320XFULL rounds out the XSeries with an entry full-size model. The 4.7” slide and barrel offer unparalleled accuracy and comfort without sacrificing the ability to carry concealed. The grip module is compatible with the removable magwell and grip weight and is designed with an extended beavertail and deep undercut for a high grip and better recoil control. The XRay3 day/night sights offer high visibility in all lighting conditions, and the rear sight plate assembly allows the direct mounting of the new Romeo1PRO optic, as well as the popular Delta Point Pro. The new LCI flag allows visual and tactile confirmation of a loaded chamber with ease.
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Comments (4)
Just picked up a used p320 Max Michel Custom works for $500. The SIG situation is working out just fine.
I am sure there are PLENTY of these used P320's flooding the market as so many law enforcement and related agencies are getting rid of their Signs P320's. ...even though the whole accidental discharge issue has been since addressed.
I've never had any issue with my 320 but do realize some people have. Simply don't keep one in the chamber and practice a lot racking the slide while unholstering your pistol. It's easily done in one flowing motion requiring little effort or affecting the time it takes to be at the ready to fire.
The first pistol I ever purchased was a sig p250. It was plagued with problems. Its disappointing to see that they are still producing crap products nearly 20 years later. As long as people keep buying their trash, they'll keep making it.