My local gun shop has a SIG P320 AGX Pro on the shelf. Looks pretty nice in person. The aluminum grip module feels great and really balances out the pistol. Kind of spendy though, at $1349.

I'm not a big fan of the AGX at 1349. I rather have a steel grip/frame.

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Originally posted by LTCeveryday:
I'm not a big fan of the AGX at 1349. I rather have a steel grip module.

The FCU and its integrated slide rails are steel. Not much advantage to make the grip frame steel when aluminum is lighter. Unless you want maximum weight for recoil minimization like a CZ Shadow 2.

The AXG grip module can be added to any P320 (except Subcompact and X-Compact) for $399 list from Sig, and less at some retailers.

I was very impressed with the feel and balance. Weighs about 31 oz and fits the hand very nice. I guess the new grip module fills the void between a polymer P320 and the X-5 Legion with the tungsten infused grip module. Without shooting it and feeling the trigger (if it is anything like my AGX Scorpion it is a very nice trigger) I think SIG did a very nice job with this pistol.

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Originally posted by Lefty Sig:

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Originally posted by LTCeveryday:
I'm not a big fan of the AGX at 1349. I rather have a steel grip module.

The FCU and its integrated slide rails are steel. Not much advantage to make the grip frame steel when aluminum is lighter. Unless you want maximum weight for recoil minimization like a CZ Shadow 2.

The AXG grip module can be added to any P320 (except Subcompact and X-Compact) for $399 list from Sig, and less at some retailers.

I know what the P320/FCU is all about and I have plenty of them but at the end of the day I like my steel frame CZ shadow 2 Orange, 1911 and PPQ Q5 Sf more. If I want to go light, I rather stick with XCompact and P365. It just my personal preference.