Big Stack
| Given the design of the P320, I'm VERY skeptical a WML was the problem. I'd put it back on and shoot a few hundred more rounds through it of various ammo. |
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| While sig might think no break in is required I don't even shoot hd rounds until I'm past the 500-1000 round mark.
Try again would be my advice. |
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| If you put your email on the vendor's notify list, it will not be long before the mags become available. Usually takes a few weeks or a month or so, then the vendors sell out again.
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Sigforum K9 handler
| You might also check the SIG pro shop. They usually are stocked straight from the factory. |
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| Thoughts on availability of magazines, grip modules, etc. This is normal, even without the military contract. The latest yard mark I can point to is the Smith and Wesson M&P. When the M&P came out, and for five years afterwards, it was tough getting magazines. This is a supply/demand thing. They are shipping/selling guns so quick that all of the resources go to putting magazines with guns. Even before Sandy Hook, I had an inside man at Smith, and ordered magazines direct from them because I couldn't get them. It still took four months to get my order. Most vendors stay out of stock on the desirable 320 magazines right now due to demand. When they post up $35 320c mags, they go quick because people see them and buy 10-20 to meet their needs. Or a bunch of people buy 3. That's the drill. No doubt SIG is gearing up for the Army contract, but there isn't enough guns/magazines affected right now to put a dent in the already taxed supply chain. Two years from now will be the interesting part. |
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Oh stewardess, I speak jive.
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Sigforum K9 handler
| quote: Originally posted by soggy_spinout: Needs Italian volcano oil?
I'm no sucker. I'm not going to buy an ounce of someone's repackaged vegetable oil. I'm extra virgin, baby. |
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