I already own a few 'staples' like a Glock 17 and an M&P, so I've wanted a P320 to fill out my collection a little, especially since it has a growing following and aftermarket support. I got it from Bud's for $599 (pretty much the going rate) and picked it up from the FFL yesterday. I haven't shot it yet but the flattened X-grip frame feels good in the hand, MUCH better than the round grip of the original frame that felt like you were holding a beer can. The flat trigger feels good, a little gritty but short with a short reset. The reset is a bit soft which I'm not too crazy about but we'll see how the thing feels after a few hundred rounds. The sights look solid (not that I can use them with my eyes) and the apparently Mec-Gar-made mags are nice.
Gripes so far: My main issue is that, with my eyesight as it is, I need to use red dots or I can't shoot. The XFull comes with Sig's removable plate system revealing their Deltapoint Pro-compatible Romeo1 Pro cut. I've never touched either so I don't know if they need indexing lugs or if the sights come with the correct screws, but the XFull comes with nothing. No information, no instructions, no indexing plates (if even needed) and no hardware. I was happy to see that this newer pistol also came drilled with RMR mounting holes, but again, no information, no indexing plates, and no hardware. I have a filler plate and screws coming from C&H Precision to make a clean install of my Holosun 507c but it cost me over $70 on top of the gun for the privilege. I didn't need to do that with my Glock MOS, S&W CORE, APX RDO, or even my $399 Canik.
And to pick nits, the case seems a bit cheesy, documentation is thin, the aforementioned lack of any hardware or info regarding mounting a red dot, no cleaning brush, no mag loader, etc. It just seems kind of 'no frills'. Hopefully it shoots as well as I hope I does and all will be forgiven.
Gripes so far: My main issue is that, with my eyesight as it is, I need to use red dots or I can't shoot. The XFull comes with Sig's removable plate system revealing their Deltapoint Pro-compatible Romeo1 Pro cut. I've never touched either so I don't know if they need indexing lugs or if the sights come with the correct screws, but the XFull comes with nothing. No information, no instructions, no indexing plates (if even needed) and no hardware. I was happy to see that this newer pistol also came drilled with RMR mounting holes, but again, no information, no indexing plates, and no hardware. I have a filler plate and screws coming from C&H Precision to make a clean install of my Holosun 507c but it cost me over $70 on top of the gun for the privilege. I didn't need to do that with my Glock MOS, S&W CORE, APX RDO, or even my $399 Canik.
And to pick nits, the case seems a bit cheesy, documentation is thin, the aforementioned lack of any hardware or info regarding mounting a red dot, no cleaning brush, no mag loader, etc. It just seems kind of 'no frills'. Hopefully it shoots as well as I hope I does and all will be forgiven.