Modular Sig Sauer and pistol permit

[stuck in ny]

What about cmmg 22 bolts for ar's? Those could be used on a pistol or a rifle, unlike the slide example given.

 

[MikeyCNY]

not sure really. What i'm saying is that this serial number action could shoot any of those calibers. when you convert a 10mm glock to shoot 40s&w do you register it twice? not saying i know the answer. but quite a few of us from my permitting class purchased the 320 and we all did the same thing.

Fair enough. It is an interesting dilemma.. I intend to get a SIG P320 eventually (if I can find one now that every Fed Agency is looking into changing to it), and was curious about the caliber changing ability.

I used to have a .22 cal conversion kit for my 1911 and never had it on my permit. Hell they shipped the kit right to my door.

 

[MikeGrad]

Fair enough. It is an interesting dilemma.. I intend to get a SIG P320 eventually (if I can find one now that every Fed Agency is looking into changing to it), and was curious about the caliber changing ability.

I used to have a .22 cal conversion kit for my 1911 and never had it on my permit. Hell they shipped the kit right to my door.

its nice and easy. I picked up my 40 conversion kit right before the announcement came out and it couldn't be easier. i think its going to help out because its been difficult to find a good selection of accessories for it - holsters for example. i bet now we will start to see more now.​

 

[HIghlander]

You should have added the 38 also.

I have the p320 , initially bought the full size 9mm. When I registered it, under caliber I put "9mm/40/357/45"

This was in westchester and it seems ok with them.

edit: i wanted to add that this was the advice of the people from the class i took to get licensed. I wouldnt have been smart enough to think of that!

 

[MikeyCNY]

This is only somewhat related, but what do you do if you send a handgun in for warranty service/repair, and they send back a totally new serial number? Has anyone had that happen?