Once I did, though, shooting the P320 was a nice experience, especially due to the excellent trigger. This meant that my well-drilled point of aim had the muzzle pointing below proper position and it took me a few shots to remember to adjust so that my press-out placed the sights in proper alignment. It’s the typical Sig grip angle, similar to a 1911. The most significant difference here from what I’m used to shooting is that the grip angle on the P320 is more vertical than that on a Glock. I found that while there is more muzzle flip than say on a similarly sized Glock 19, with its low bore axis, the P320 wasn’t so bad. Given this configuration, I was worried that it would display undue muzzle flip while shooting. The first thing I noticed is that although the P320 is a striker-fired gun, it is configured like a hammer-fired pistol, with the beavertail and high bore axis. The Carry model does, however, get 2 extra rounds in the magazine as compared to the compact model.
It’s all but identical to the compact model (only 2/10” difference in overall height). I think this is a wonderful system for a modern firearm.įor the purpose of this review I shot the Carry model 9mm, which has the compact slide and the full-size grip. 45ACP without changing from one serialized gun to another. This means that you can swap out frames to fit your hand size (sm, md, lg)-even going from full-size to subcompact-and even changing from 9mm to Sig. The serialized component is not the frame lower, but the chassis that rides inside of the un-serialized frame. Yet another reason to consider the P320 Compact or Carry is its modular chassis system. In keeping with good sense for a carry gun, it has no external safety or any other superfluous external controls. Unlike most of Sig Sauer’s pistol line, the P320 is striker fired. The relatively short length of the slide means that they’ll work for any standard position for IWB carry: 3-5 o’clock or appendix position. The P320 Carry and compact models are purpose-made concealed-carry pistols.
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