New Sig P320

[DWARREN123]

I have over 700 rounds thru mine now and no problems. Sights and trigger are very good. Don't know as you could do better money wise over a Glock.

I have both and like both but I get a nice military retired discount on Glocks.

[hipower]

Buy a Glock and spend the $200 you saved from not buying the SIG, and buy ammunition.  Seems to be a no brainer to me.  I'm sure it's a nice pistol, but no way it's better than a Glock at that price.

 

Where's the 200 savings? Buds has the 320 for 556. Pretty close to the pricing on any Gen 4 Glock.

[TrickyNicky]

I'm not in the market, but I'll be keeping my eye out anyway. With that kind if modularity, the only limitation is the success of the model. I can see drop in carbines happening if it's a hit. It will be interesting to see what Sig does with it, it could either be another glock copy, or I could be the ar15 of pistols.

[Moped]

Where's the 200 savings? Buds has the 320 for 556. Pretty close to the pricing on any Gen 4 Glock.

When I commented, I didn't know what Bud's price was.  My comment was based on Steelharp's comment about the price being around $700 and on Runco's comment about the SIG trigger compared to a Glock's trigger.  Based on those comments, why would someone spend the extra $200 on a SIG? Now, that you have straighten me out on the price, I stand corrected.

[hipower]

No problem , I was just puzzled by your comment. Thought you might have some other info on the Sig vs Glock.

[Steelharp]

When I commented, I didn't know what Bud's price was.  My comment was based on Steelharp's comment about the price being around $700 and on Runco's comment about the SIG trigger compared to a Glock's trigger.  Based on those comments, why would someone spend the extra $200 on a SIG? Now, that you have straighten me out on the price, I stand corrected.

The price I quoted was at Franklin Gun Shop.

 

No surprise there.

[tnhawk]

I have a Glock but I prefer a Sig. Why settle? :)

I have a glock, but only one.  I have an immunity to the sickness.

[TN-popo]

The best out-of-the-box striker-fired trigger that I've felt/fired is the Walther PPQ.

The SIG P320 that I played with today (dryfire only) was damn close and I think I like the ergos of the SIG even better than the Walther.

Both of these gun's triggers (take-up, break, and reset) kick Glock, M&P, and XD's ass, IMO.  Not even close.

 

I'm a Glock guy.  Bought my first one around 1991, been an Armorer for about 14-15 years, and have to carry one at work everyday.  I'm "invested" and not at all unhappy with my Glocks.

But, honestly, if I was just starting out or could carry what I wanted at work, I'd give a serious look at the P320 or the PPQ.  Obviously, while the PPQ has established itself as reliable, the P320 is new and has some proving to do.

Edited July 3, 2014 by TN-popo

[Steelharp]

Ok, I have now fondled three of these. Haven't shot one, yet. Of the three I've had in my hand, two were flawed, in my opinion. Earlier in this thread, I told of the one at FGS that wouldn't go into battery. Now, a compact version I tried had 2 clicks when the trigger was pulled. A large one, then a quiet, second one as I pulled farther. The trigger did NOT reset unless that 2nd click happened. It was a paperweight. I would consider that a "flaw."

 

So, in my limited experience, 66% of the 320's I've handled had something "wrong" with them. The other one (33%) worked as it should.