#SIG SAUER 9MM PISTOLS SERIAL#

The Kydex, although not overly thick or rigid, held up to some vigorous draws and showed little wear. I actually carried the P320 and made several draws from this holster, and its single, pressure retention design worked very well. While it may not seem like much, the ability to carry a gun right out of the box without having to wait while you hunt for a holster is nice. In addition to the magazines, SIG includes a nice Kydex single-retention holster for off-duty wear. Having to purchase an extra magazine separately is a bit annoying and adds to the overall cost of using this gun as a service weapon. Most officers generally carry three mags, one in the gun and two on the belt. The P320 comes standard with two high-capacity magazines. Having the controls positioned properly for the shooter gives that shooter more positive and efficient manipulations with fewer errors. And even though I feel I am very proficient now, I remember my first range training with my Glock 22 and wishing I had as easy a time as the 'rightys' did. As a left-handed shooter I have learned to manipulate my pistols with right-handed controls. Both the magazine release and slide-lock lever can be manipulated from either side of the gun. Moving on to the functions of the gun, the P320 sports true ambidextrous controls.

40 S&W version holds 15 rounds, one less than the competition. This is on par with the competition and definitely an attractive feature in any duty pistol. The standard framed version holds an impressive 18 rounds of 9mm ammo (17 in the magazine and 1 in the chamber). If the gun were a bit more balanced, this wouldn't be as noticeable, but after a long day at the range it'll likely take its toll on the shooter. SIG claims the gun weighs slightly more than 29 ounces unloaded with a magazine in the chamber, compared to about 25 ounces for a Glock 22. Add a pistol light (I fitted mine with a Streamlight TLR-1) and this is much more noticeable.įully loaded and fitted with a pistol light, the P320 definitely felt heavier than my Glock 22. The balance of the P320 is a little top heavy, and the muzzle end carries a little more weight than the rest, resulting in a gun that feels muzzle-heavy. The finish on the slide itself is impeccable, which is what I've come to expect from SIG, and perfectly smooth. This is where the wrist is strongest and allows the shooter to better manage recoil.ĭistance from the grip to the trigger is what I would consider normal and should accommodate most shooters without forcing them to 'reach' with their trigger fingers. The grip angle is a little steeper than most pistols, and to me that is welcome as most combat shooting stances naturally produce a more vertical hand orientation. The P320's grip has just enough texturing to add traction but not so much as to wear on your hands after a day at the range. The texture, ergonomics, palm swell, and angle are fantastic, and I actually prefer them over my duty pistol. What caught my attention first as I removed POLICE's sample P320 from the box was the grip. This means that when you buy a P320, you're essentially buying a 'starter kit' that allows you to build a variety of different guns. So the frame, trigger, slide, and barrel can be easily and, more importantly, cheaply swapped out.

#SIG SAUER 9MM PISTOLS SERIAL#

The fire control unit is the only part of the gun that bears a serial number. That means owners can use a conversion kit to swap out worn parts or change the configuration of the pistol. State Licensed Security Companies (Loomis, RAM, etc.The P320, like SIG's P250, is a modular handgun.Corrections Officers, including Parole and Probation Officers.Military veterans medically and honorably discharged with retired ID or DD-214.(Includes retired Military with 'retired' credentials) Military personnel including Reservists and National Guard with I.D.EMT's, Fire Fighters, Volunteer Fire Fighters, and Paramedics.Sworn Law Enforcement officers, including Federal, State, County, & City (Includes retired L.E.We cannot ship to these states unless purchased by a Law Enforcement Agencyįirearm sales are permitted to the following individuals with valid credentials:.The following states have restrictions on 'high capacity' magazines: Included standard is SIGLITE night sights, a 10-round flush fit magazine, and a 10-round extended magazine.Īvailable to NYPD with approved credentials. The P365 is chambered in 9mm and is rated for +P ammunition. The P365 is striker-fired, with the clean crisp trigger pull you expect from a SIG and approved for NYPD use. The ONLY P365 model approved for NYPD use. Sig Sauer W365-9-BXR3-NY P365 9mm Handgun with Night Sights - NYPD Approved

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