Not long ago I sold off my G34 MOS that was pretty well worked up, and just replaced it with a new to me P320. I really liked the Glock once I did the trigger work, the question is do I need to give the 320 the same treatment? I like the stock sig trigger better than the stock Glock but there I know it could be even better. I have fired a Sig with the Grey guns kit in it and it was great. Anyone know of any other trigger kits I should be looking at if I choose to modify?
New pistol modify it or not?
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Tough to say without knowing the intended use of the pistol. The Grey guns trigger you reference is one of the best for that pistol that I'm aware of.
I run Sig‘s flat triggers on my 320s.
LMS
.357 mag
If it's range toy, do the trigger upgrade.
Nighttrain
.45 acp
My carry guns stay factory, now a range only gun that one can be modified .
I got to the range last night and ran about 50 round through it. I thought I shot it very well for me. Slow fire accuracy was great, but rapid fire not so great. Im not sure if its the trigger or a new pistol that I need more time with.
I know you shoot a lot if different pistols, but also a lot of glocks.. could be very used to the glocks grip angle
Blimey
.450/400 Nitro Ex
meketrefe
.450/400 Nitro Ex
very hard to advice online about those things. Try one modified first. Everyone is different.
Personally I find no problem with stock and adapt to it vs. starting modifications that might or might not work for me.
Personally I find no problem with stock and adapt to it vs. starting modifications that might or might not work for me.
He is a whole different animal...
It seems that the glock grip angle makes it harder to find the dot. I had to push the front of the pistol down to find it, a couple of other guys that had the same problem switched away form glock for that reason. The grip angle seems to be the only reasonable explanation, but could be called a "training problem" too. When I had the opportunity to get the 320 at a real good price I decided to try and sell the 34. I have not shot the 320 enough to tell for sure, but initial thought is it works better for me.
Yea I shot a buddies X5 legion with the tungsten frame and what not. But because I'm so used to glocks I shot it like garbage and didn't like it.
Great guns. And I bet if I took the time to play with it I'd have no problem but I pick up the dot just fine on my 34 and 19/45 that I'm content.
I'm pretty sure after a few range visits you'll have no issues with rapid fire on your 320
So RIP the band aid off and go for it. You know you will sooner or later...
This is what I have been eyeballing..
P320 Adjustable Straight Trigger Kit - Competition
Preserves all safety values and reduces pull weight to 4 pounds.
grayguns.com