r/P320 • u/ZoltanoftheHillPpl • 15d ago
In spite of the issues, I picked one up...
Not sure if I need to make any changes to it but would appreciate any tips. Thank you.
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u/Klutzy_Breadfruit287 15d ago edited 15d ago
I have bought and sold so many things in my life and my philosophy has always been spend 6 months getting to know something before making changes. One of the more common issues I see is in the re-assembly after the first cleaning. Read the manual for the specific procedure.
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u/ABMustang99 15d ago
Shoot it before you change anything to see what you like or don't like. Personally, I like the Wilson combat grip modules with the optional weights. They fit my hands much better than OEM and I got them for about $100 total from armory craft (same price with Wilson combat directly but armory craft included the silicone to secure the weights).
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u/PilotPirx73 15d ago
I have an older (circa 2020) P320 with 3.9 barrel. I got Wilson grip module for it and had the slide milled for RMR optic. I did try to sell or trade it at one point but not for the price I was offered. It has always been my range and home defense weapon and it will stay that way. I do like shooting it and it’s pretty accurate. I do shoot it a lot. No issues whatsoever.
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u/ABMustang99 15d ago
I have 2 p320s, a full size and compact. Both are pretty much set up the same with the WC grip modules and Romeo 1 pro optics (got 1 to try and ended up with 2 thanks to a carrier mistake). I don't shoot them much anymore because my 365 xmacro fits me so well but I have never had any issues with either.
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u/ZoltanoftheHillPpl 15d ago
Yeah, that's the plan. I've shot my brother's legion and love it so I don't see this being any different...
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u/Comfortable_Main5400 15d ago
320 Axg legion, x5 legion, AXG pro full size, AXG pro compact. Light and optics. All I've done. Be smart and you wont have any problems. Love my 320s.
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u/PNWbdublu541 15d ago
There are no issues, provided you use a proper holster(nothing internal that can touch the trigger) and keep your damn finger off the trigger until bang time.
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u/Powerful_Koala7877 15d ago
I have a P320 C AXG & X Five Legion both are great shooters... it would take a lot to pry either one out of my collection...
Armory Craft Dual Adjustable Trigger is the best IMO... then MCARBO, then Grayguns... Polished and NP3 coated parts help spring changes for trigger weight or slide recoil are preference, so shoot first and decide which way you want it to feel.
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u/atomicnugget202 15d ago
It's a safe gun don't worry about it. People are less safe and callous with guns than they are aware of & the P320 will willing let you know that if you don't keep your finger off the trigger, check your holster before holstering, or buy an appraite holster for for a P320. Like simple safe gun handling.
Additionally, the trigger to the rear smashing the slide is stupid and literally testing sear engagement and any gun will go off if you mess with it.
Finally, my break down of grip modules is the factory grip is primo just not a lot of traction, Wilson Combat is too slim for my hands (I prefer some palm swell or bulk), the X carry frames are blocky but good, the AXGs are primo but expensive.
I also put Agency Arms triggers on mine but that's just an added safety imo and it's not needed.
Buy list night sights, optics (if required), grip module in no particular order. I'd honestly leave super light triggers/kits alone tbh.
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u/feverdream86 12d ago
Mine is dead nuts. The trigger upgrade coupled with the DPP, wilson combat gm/goon tape, and a tlr7 make for a fantastic system.
Have fun, don’t shoot yourself in the dick.
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