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Is it normal for the sear of my P320 to look like this after only a couple hundred rounds?


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If you are referring to the two small chips/dings at the right side, I haven’t noticed anything like that with the P320s I’ve worked with even after several thousand rounds.

If it were my gun, I’d monitor it and if it got worse, I’d contact SIG about getting the sear replaced. If, however, it didn’t change I personally wouldn’t worry about it. Minor defects like that in metal parts are not unknown.




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I would send that pic to Sig service and expect a new seat. I want 100% trust in my defensive weapons.


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Looks fine to me. Just racking and dry firing will leave marks like that
 
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I wouldn't worry unless it grows.
 
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