NitroX
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| 10/02/17 07:20 PM |
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Re: SIG SAUER P320
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Nitro-X, I did a transfer on one in 9mm Para, late last year (from Cleavers).
They are the usual well designed and made Sig but iirc, they have a polymer frame.
I would say, they have been made to a price, so as to compete with all the competitors for the US military job.
Are you sure about the polymer frame? I believe the website and reviews says all steel.
I assume they have been made more cheap to be competitive for military tenders. The reviews usually compare them only to the Glocks and S&W tyoe service handguns. Says a lot.
But I was wondering what ARE the differences between the P226 and P320 to make one prices at two to four times as much?
The trouble with "getting my hands on one first" is the usual probem here. I would have to order one, just to handle one, let alone have a few shots. Not much held in stock for handguns here.