KillerFord1977
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Sig Carry Guns: What do SAS and SRT Mean?
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That's a remarkably specific description of that prostitute...someone you know? I'm kidding, of courseWhile I'm not a Mexican drug lord, I can appreciate the craftsmanship that went into that. A lot of time and effort. It has an appeal, much like a 45 year old prostitute with too much make up in a micro dress is someone's cup of tea.
All kidding aside, that is nice work.
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
Yours Sarge? This is as close as I have!
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
The rest of the family!
Bassbob
Emissary
Which for the purposes of this discussion falls squarely into what I was referring to as disposable.
Maybe instead of disposable I should have just said " Not necessarily a gun I'm hoping to pass down to my grandkids and their kids.
Funwithfuel
Custom
Looks like the armorers bench on the film set for Buck Roger's in the 25th century
Are those all glock?
Bassbob
Emissary
Do you carry these? With all those slices and holes in the slide I'd be concerned about sweat, lint and other crap getting in there.
Funwithfuel
Custom
On a serious level, why all the through cuts in the slides. Does that make a big difference in getting back on target, or is it for the cool factor? I'm curious, never thought much about it till I saw them all lined up like that. Do you have to change springs, is the recoil more aggressive? Are they race guns, I see a few sporting holosights. Enquiry minds want to know.
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
All glock, yes! Top 2 are 45acp, next 2 10mm, next 1 40s&w, next 1 357sig and last 1 9mm. I don't fish, but here's my catch(better use of).Looks like the armorers bench on the film set for Buck Roger's in the 25th century
Are those all glock?
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
I'm just a farmer that shoots well. You'll see in other photos various barrels, brakes and springs for configuration changes. I reload, so I can make peak performance for all. I do carry with some of them, because my 50ae is a tad too heavy! I do have 2 holsters for it, but looking for something better before I would carry it. As for the cuts I have a good line that keeps the function in check.
KillerFord1977
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TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
Comes as a complete trigger pack? That makes it easy! Sig went complete modular on the 320?
KillerFord1977
SAINT
All 320 series pistols are modular for S,M, and Large grips. Trigger assembly are serialized and can be swapped between all 320 mods
HansGruber
Ronin
Except the .45, iirc...the trigger module is larger, iirc, and can’t be swapped with the 9/.40/.357.
KillerFord1977
SAINT
Agreed
Referring to trigger assembly swaps
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
Had to go on sig's site and check the 320 line. Thought all the 320s were 9mm, but apparently not! I usually just filter 357sig and 10mm.
BET7
Ronin
And if you buy their X-change kits you can change from full size to sub compact, etc. Kit includes barrel, slide, spring & grip & you just remove the FCU (Fire Control Unit / I.e. Trigger Assembly), from the full size caliber & insert it into the smaller (sub compact) grip, along with the sub compact slide assembly from the X-change kit for that same caliber. Like Killerford indicates, 5 minutes & you have a different sized firearm. I got the 9, 40, 357, & 45, in all different kinds of configuration possibilities with different grips & X-change kits.
jmcd
Professional
Thanks. I check those out.
If I ever feel like I need to carry a pistol I could dump down a storm drain and not feel bad about it it'll be the P320. Nice enough piece but relatively cheap and definitely the most disposable of the group. I know about the Glock reliability but I hate the way they feel in my hand. Its totally a personal preference thing. That said, all my HKs have ran like champs in every environment to which they've been exposed and with all ammo. I dont think I'm missing out on anything by not going Glock.