JustEd

Just put all you money into factory ammo, lots of it. Put it in safe and dry ammo storage devices. Would like to go on but there are two men in black suits ringing my doorbell. "Dave's not home man"

Apparently the frame is stainless. Unclear what the slide actually is made of. So will Holosun announce a "Chrome Red Dot"? That should bend a few minds. Don't even start me on the "Dark Side" finish and what lasers go with it.

Even automobiles started dumping chrome back in the late 80’s

The short answer is, I don’t know Not trying to be funny but could not find that info on sig talk forum I do know that a simple call to Sig tech support will likely answer your question. Be sure you have s/n as I think the rear sight changed with the optics plate on some 365’s Good luck and enjoy!

Replaceable grip module alleviates that concern Most of these are weapons made for military/police. So the have been tested far beyond what you or I will put them through But then again, some manufacturers do scrimp on their civilian market offerings SIG, I’m looking at you

From the little I have seen it is quite different. Sear is different and take down is quite different. No if they get sued or not, well that is what keeps attorneys fat and sassy.

Never thought I would say this in Tennessee. However am now worried about keeping weapons rather than the latest and greatest sorry to make it political

Problem is the dovetail was too large for the sight. It slid around easily with just the pressure from my fingers. Hence my locktite accusation towards SIG.

I agree David What surprised me about the p320 sights is that they are three dot sights. What could go wrong, when I bought it? I suspect that Sig used suppressor height sights which were a bit too small for the dovetail. Just secured them with locktite or similar and hoped for the best. I am not the only one to have found dovetail/sight problems on the p320RX. Mine is an early version of that model.

Not a SIG hater thread. In general I love my SIG’s. Like all my guns they actually get shot. Some get shot a lot All have been fun to shoot 2 1911’s — First one was ok until SiG upgraded the sights at my request. New ones were so far off had a local gun smith install the old ones back on. Second, and fancier one, has had two visits to Sig for sights. In this case it was tritium cells going bad. My P 365 had poorly regulated sights and also needed tritium front sight replacement shortly after purchase Then again a couple of years later So enter my P320 with factory Romeo 1 pro and supressor height sights. Yeah, the optic failed. In fact it failed twice. One time Sig shipped the replacement to someone in California for no known reason. They did make it right though Recently I started out to the range with that P320 to plink some steel. Noticed the front sight was loose in the dovetail. There is no screw or pin securing it so off it went to Sig. They replaced the front sight with one that fits the dovetail better. They also replaced the rear sight saying it was loose too I love SIG and they stand behind their product. But it seems I have bad luck with the sights on them JUST ME? btw, I never use the sights to aid in racking the slide. No one armed drills for this old cowboy

Am not a fan of weapon lights in general, don't flame me! If I had one it would not be on my carry gun. Well unless I was a cop or armed security.

Had a S&W Victory which I liked very much. Don't really shoot .22 handgun that much so when I got my TX22 Comp away went the Victory. Had a Vortex red dot on hand and it installed and works very nice. Although I prefer the Holosun red dots if I'm buying one. Shoots just great. It is MUCH lighter than the Victory which can be either good or bad depending on the shooter. Trigger is no where as nice as the Smitty but works great for rapid shots on steel. *** Only advice I would give is to load the magazine carefully using the supplied loader. It is a staggered mag and if you try to jam rounds in too fast it will cause misalignment and feeding problem. Trust me, I have experimented enough with mine before deciding to actually follow the instructions. With the magazine properly loaded it feeds and shoots quite well. It will go through a Remington bucket of ammo before you know it. Enjoy!!!

Qute a good deal. Shoot it and let us know how it works out!

There are several mainstream offerings such as, P365, Hellcat, S&W Shield. Have had them all and they all will do the job if I do mine. Now more into proper holster and ammo than the most popular rocket. Most people ignore the holster. Many never really shoot their carry gun enough to become competent with it.

The laser has adjustments which would allow you to point it at where you shoot, within limits. Presuming your grouping is consistent. Red dots do the same thing and are also better in bright light. It’s one of things where you have to try it to see if it for you or not Remember that lasers usually require a holster which allows for their added bulk. To some extent red dots also do

My P320 has gone off in the gun cabinet. It was unloaded when I stored it. Somehow it loaded itself and fired multiple times. Thus destroying my Smith and Wesson, Glock, Springfield and Ruger handguns stored there i suspect the P320 has AI and doesn’t like competition.

The P365 and Hellcat are very similar. Preferred the stock trigger on the Sig but the stock sights on the Hellcat. Both functioned well

The Apex is going to be a better trigger. Have had all three HOWEVER, if it is going to be a edc. my preference is to stay with the stock trigger. Others may not see this as a legal problem. I don’t say it will be always a problem. But could be a area an attorney uses against you in a lawsuit after a defensive incident

I think Winchester officially announced it yesterday. Only one offering so far, https://winchester.com/Products/Ammunition/Rifle/Power-Point/X4001 2250 fps is just between the Win FMJ 145 gr loading and the Hornady SP 145 gbr for 350 legend. Of course the 400 is a much heavier bullet. How it turns out, let's see?

In a personal defense situation, daily carry, will it function? How fast can it read your prints when being drawn rapidly to stop a threat? What if you grip is off due to a panic situation of physical fight? How about sweat or debris on your hands? Gloves in winter?

Don't see one. Henry and CVA make single shot 350L's but neither have a threaded barrel. Guess you could have your silencer shop thread it???

If I were to take up pimpin'

https://winchester.com/Products/Ammunition/400-Legend So it’s official now

Just a rumor at this point. However it makes a lot of sense to offer 40cal in a brush buster round Wonder of it will fizzle or catch on. The 350 Legend certainly has caught on and made a name for itself. I load for it and find it quite fun A friend of mine has taken quite a few deer with it. What will the 400 Legend bring to the table?

Wait, there is one more to consider: https://www.americanhunter.org/content/first-look-henry-big-boy-revolver/ Not to be jaded, but it offers little for the price over existing S&W, Ruger, and Colt offerings. But guess we handgun aficionados are required to salivate over it.