I’ve got to say that I really like my 320 X5 Legion. I put a Grayguns competition trigger in, topped it with a Romeo 1 Pro and my times shooting steel have dropped by about 50% from my previous setup. I don’t see a lot of positive things about 320s lately, so I had to tell someone.

Also, there are more than a few people shooting them in our circle of competition, most with aftermarket triggers, and if the 320s were “firing themselves”, the word would be getting out.

I bought a compact 320 with Romeo sight a number of years ago. I don't feel comfortable carrying a striker fired pistol and the Red dot just seems too much for concealed as well as I can't get enough faith in something that requires a battery.... now with that said... it shoots great... fast and accurate.

Oh, and yes (no?); it has never gone off by itself.

My son and I each have X5 Legion 320s with Romeo 1 Pro optics. It is definitely one of my best target guns and I’m constantly impressed by how well I shoot it. My only problem is that I’ve yet to set up a suitable range holster/belt combo for it.

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Originally posted by dking271:
My son and I each have X5 Legion 320s with Romeo 1 Pro optics. It is definitely one of my best target guns and I’m constantly impressed by how well I shoot it. My only problem is that I’ve yet to set up a suitable range holster/belt combo for it.

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Hard to beat Comp-tac for a range holster.

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Originally posted by dking271:
My son and I each have X5 Legion 320s with Romeo 1 Pro optics. It is definitely one of my best target guns and I’m constantly impressed by how well I shoot it. My only problem is that I’ve yet to set up a suitable range holster/belt combo for it.

I just bought an 320 X5 Legion a few weeks ago and also searched for a holster, many of them not working in conjunction with an SRO. I ended up purchasing a holster from Priority One. I feel it's a good value and it shipped super fast.