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The P320 Compact is a terrific pistol.

Yup, bought one yesterday myself.

Yep. Had mine for a year now. Bought it as a 9mm compact. Currently have it set up as a 9mm fullsize. Love it in both configurations.

Already have two. Bought my first one over a year ago.

I have a full size and a compact. The full size is one of the first 50 production P320. Glad to be an early adapter of the platform.

I wish Sig would get smart and make one in 10mm, they would sell em as fast as they could make em and deliver a good dick punch to glock

I would if I wasn't so heavily invested in Glock. I will just have to be happy with the classic P series.

Well, I will buy a second or third one. That FS 357SIG is the dog's wedding tackle.

I have dried fired two. Certainly the trigger is nicer than a Glock. The pistol feels good in the hand too. I'm sure it's a good pistol. My nephew carried a 320 Compacted when he worked for an armory car company. I just have so much invested in my Glocks and don't carry striker fired anyway to justify getting one.

I'm in the process of selling mine, it will not be missed at all.

I want a compact .45! Where are they?

I did a change over to P320s for both competition and carry over six months ago. Great pistols. I'm glad to see the Army going to them, too.

Yeah, I'll probably pick up another few.

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Originally posted by ARMT Guy:
Why?

Because Uncle Sam is going to buy a metric sh*t-ton of them and you want what the green suiters will have.

Plus, I'd imagine they will be a little tougher to come by, thus increasing one's desire to purchase one.

I couldn't care less what the green suiters are using (ever see the condition of today's M9's?), but I tried the P320, and liked it. That's reason enough to buy one.

Wonder what effect this will have on production on things like the X5, etc. They need to focus on pumping out army pistols, the civilian market will most likely be put second. Any business would shift resources toward a contract like that

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Originally posted by Lord Vaalic:
Wonder what effect this will have on production on things like the X5, etc. They need to focus on pumping out army pistols, the civilian market will most likely be put second. Any business would shift resources toward a contract like that

It will likely have a larger effect on the availability of magazines, grip modules, etc. The army guns will come out in lots. The pistol market is pretty soft right now, and will be for the next few years. Probably a good time for it. I'd stock up on any 320 magazines you think you may want though.

I have four of them. The exchange kits are too expensive in relation to just buying the gun outright. The 45 compact has the small grip which contributes to muzzle flip for me. Once I can locate the medium grip I think it will rival the 9 and 40 in handling for me. They are great guns.

Some of us have more than a Sig 320. Didn't go the exchange kit route. Have one in 9, 40 and 45.

I'll probably get one, carry size. Though I do wish someone would make the carry frame with a round trigger guard and no rail, like the subcompact. That'd be a sweet CCW weapon, especially in .357 Sig....

Bought one, sold it the grip angle didn't fit, brass ejected to face, didn't point right, always came up where I was looking at top of slide, not blocky enough,,

Have one, a full size 9mm.

probably going to sell it.