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I just got mine Wednesday and shot it today. Dead on accuracy. Really shocked me, I’ve only fired 2 or 3 handguns that out of the box and having never been fired by me before were just spot on the “X”. It’s a keeper. "Attack life, it's going to kill you anyway." Steve McQueen... | |||
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Mine has 300 rounds down range and the average of 5 trigger pulls on my Lyman Digital Scale is 4 pounds 6 ounces. The trigger on my X-Compact is one of the best out of the box trigger I have ever experienced on any handgun that I have ever owned. This is definitely a keeper! Sig P320 X-Compact 9mm Bul SAS 11 UL 9mm US Army Veteran NRA Member "Remember the first rule of gunfighting...have a gun"-Jeff Cooper | |||
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Found a good one. PJ Holsters has a great minimalist iwb for it. | |||
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At 600 rounds through mine now and really impressed. Seems to just jump on target. | |||
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I want to be able to put a light on my EDC. I really like the Surefire XC-1 in that role but the shortened dust cover on the X Compact will not accommodate it. I’ll wait and see if Sig will release an X Compact frame with a standard compact dust cover. Until then, I have a P320 Compact if I want 15 rounds. _______________ #COMMUNISTMANBAD | |||
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Do they make different sizes of the new x series Compact grip frame? I handled an x-compact at the gun shop yesterday and it felt pretty good in the hand and I liked it’s thinner frame thickness compared to the x-carry frame. I believe the compact frame was marked with an *M* on the Lower rear of the grip. I think if they make one, a large x-compact grip-frame would be closer to ideal for me. So does Sig have a Large grip x-compact frame out yet, or will there be one coming out in the future? | |||
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Sigforum K9 handler |
There will be a X Compact small and large at some Point. | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
Cheapest I find for this gun is $680 delivered. Tag on $20 for my FFL, and that's $700. For a plastic gun, that's steep. Q | |||
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If you already have a P320 and don't care about putting an electronic dot on top, then it's fifty bucks to get a new grip frame, and you're there. It may not have the straight trigger, but that can always be added later, definitely not seven hundred bucks. Assuming you already have a P320. I've been shooting a couple of my P320's with the x-carry grip frame, which I like, and the x-compact frame will be here tuesday; we'll see how it goes. | |||
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| Giftedly Outspoken |
I agree so I'm building one. I have a nice fullsize P320 that I'm trading the slide/barrel/recoil assembly to someone who has a nice Subcompact slide/barrel/recoil assembly. I then ordered a X-Compact grip, use the fullsize FCU (which already has a Sig straight trigger in it), with the slide I'm getting and I have a cheap X-Compact. I have no use for the red dot cutout so I'm ok with a standard subcompact slide. My Breakdown $300 is what I paid for the fullsize gun (bought is used) $20 to ship the slide/barrel/RSA to the other guy $55 for the X-Compact Grip Module $25 for the straight trigger (bought it used) $400 total investment Sometimes, you gotta roll the hard six | |||
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This is sort of the path I'm going to try to take. I scored a standard 320 compact on Broker last week for $306. The X module and straight trigger are in my near future. I'm going to shoot it first and see if I even need to. “Remember to get vaccinated or a vaccinated person might get sick from a virus they got vaccinated against because you’re not vaccinated.” - author unknown | |||
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| Oriental Redneck |
The local range finally had the X-Compact in, and I got to fondle it a bit. My unfired impressions: PROS: - Wow, the balanced and pointability is just about perfect. - Grip texture is much better than the original Xgun texture. Not as aggressive as the RTF2 or the M&P 2.0, but not as slippery as the G43x. Juts right. - Front sight on this gun is so easily picked up dead center. CONS: - Trigger could use some improvement. After the initial take-up, there is another weird short resistant travel that is gritty, then a clean break at probably 5 lbs is my guestimate. - Of course, the price. $680 online, $750 local. The guy tried to put the 4473 in front of me. But, I resisted. Not priority at this time. But, I picked a NIB Colt SBR upper for my lonely registered lower. So, the range was happy.  Q | |||
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| Giftedly Outspoken |
Well, I received my subcompact slide today and put my faux P320 X-Compact together and here she is. I'm very impressed with the grip. More comfortable than the standard X-Carry grip.  Sometimes, you gotta roll the hard six | |||
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I've got 500 rounds through my P320 X-Compact and my trigger is very crisp at 4 pounds 6 ounces. Short take up and then a very clean break. No additional weird short resistant travel with grittiness. Just a short take up, hits the wall and clean break. Could not be happier with the X-Compact trigger. As far as cost is concerned, I paid $629.95 for mine and was happy to do so. Its Sig and not a Glock so expect to pay more especially for the X series models. Sig P320 X-Compact 9mm Bul SAS 11 UL 9mm US Army Veteran NRA Member "Remember the first rule of gunfighting...have a gun"-Jeff Cooper | |||
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| Oriental Redneck |
$630 is not the same as $700. I would be happy, too, if I can find someone selling it for that ($630). Q | |||
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Just a guess, but by fall they will be 575. And I plan to try the grip on a P250. End of Earth: 2 Miles Upper Peninsula: 4 Miles | |||
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I came to update this thread with my own experience. I paid too much for one locally on Saturday as a birthday present to myself and immediately took it to the range. I didn’t have much time to shoot, but the first 35 rounds tore a hole out of the center of the target at 7 yards. Grip is great, trigger is crisp, and felt recoil is mild like the M17. It’s impressive. I sold my 9mm p320c the next day as the X Compact is a much better shooting pistol. Now it’s a question of who is making a reliable light for a subcompact that won’t add a lot of bulk to the profile. I was a big fan of the XC-1 on my compact, but it won’t fit the subcompact length rail. Edited to add and then remove picture of target that was HUUUUUUGE. _______________ #COMMUNISTMANBAD | |||
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My P320 X Compact is off to Omaha Outdoors for a bi-tone burnt bronze cerakote finish that will look like this.  Sig P320 X-Compact 9mm Bul SAS 11 UL 9mm US Army Veteran NRA Member "Remember the first rule of gunfighting...have a gun"-Jeff Cooper | |||
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Does any Surefire or Streamlight lights fit the X-Compact? Without the ability to mount a light, the pistol would be a no go for me. | |||
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Fighting the good fight |
The TLR-3 fits it. But it's not Streamlight's best work. Flimsier and not as bright as their other offerings, bulkier than many of the other compact weaponlights, and few compatible holsters. The TLR-1 and TLR-7 don't fit. Neither do Surefire's X300 or XC1. I really, really wish they had made it with a Compact/Carry length slide and rail. One more notch and it could accept all the best weaponlights. | |||
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