JustEd

Agreed

Good evaluation, Erich

So much “click bait”. So little time training.

Many of the buying public are uninformed and inexperienced with weapon handling. Possibly they think a “new feature or gadget” will automatically make them shoot well. Often that is not the case. It takes training and practice Glitz sells

Like so many wild claims; the truth comes down to Operator Error

1- Yea people do lie to cover their arse, or hole n the leg 2- SIG is a big corporation which some see as a cash cow 3- Have shot P320/365 in IDPA. Only AD’s I ever saw on any gun were from people who had finger on the trigger when they shouldn’t have. That meant a DQ from the match and possibly future matches as well 4- If my career were on the line as a Leo , might cook up an excuse to stay employed. That is just being human.

Never liked how a scope changed the balance on a lever gun. That said, quality peep sights are sometimes hard to find.

If you want pan and tilt, that feature is not as popular as a ball head. They work quite differently. Would not want a ball head for a twenty pound load

Wadcutter heaven

The Dan Wesson models were very popular back in the 80’s That is when I did a bit of practical pistol competition shooting Think it was it was the model 15 people had. One version came with a 2/4/6 in interchangeable barrel set Was too expensive for me. But people who shot with them seemed to do well

Good reason to choose it over the Canik.

^What he said

Great find. Didn’t know they were available

Am surprised it fits in the box for size. Then again, haven’t shot IDPA for a few years. Hope you are having fun

With no intention of stepping on the OP's parade: Eerytime I see that gun it makes me slap put my palm to forehead. Then again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.