[bac1023]

A new steel framed P320 X-Five is hitting the market. At 49.5oz, it’s a heavyweight. In fact, it’s a few ounces heavier than Sig’s P226 X-Five models.

P320-XFIVE SXG

The P320 Just Went Heavy Metal. NO RECEIPTS NO WARRANTY CARDS FULLY-TRANSFERABLE FOREVER SIG SAUER® Infinite Guarantee™

www.sigsauer.com

I’m actually pretty intrigued by it. May have to check it out. I’m not a fan of the P320 as a polymer carry gun or duty gun, but I love my AXG Legion and may like this even more.

 

[rfd339]

I'm thinking seriously about buying a 320 axg pro. There was one in the used case at LGS. It's a really Sig.

 

[bac1023]

I'm thinking seriously about buying a 320 axg pro. There was one in the used case at LGS. It's a really Sig.

Yeah I really like the AXG Legion

 

[Bren]

That looks pretty cool. If I planned to continue shooting CMP Action Pistol matches, I'd have to have one of those.

 

[bac1023]

That looks pretty cool. If I planned to continue shooting CMP Action Pistol matches, I'd have to have one of those.

I don’t shoot that, but I still may have to have one.

Not sure of the price, but thinking a couple hundred more than the AXG Legion

 

[larry1096]

I'd be interested in hearing what SIG did to the trigger mechanism on these, considering the extra weight (about double the standard 320, I think?) has to change the drop-safe dynamics.

Beautiful pistol-though. Interesting to see all the new metal striker-fired guns coming out lately.

Larry

 

[rjm]

I have the 320 AXG Pro and the 320 X5 Legion so don’t really have a need for such a gun….not that it has ever stopped me before…but this one looks pretty cool. I really like the weight of the X5 Legion with the tungsten grip module, so a steel one would be pretty good in that department too.

 

[bac1023]

I have the 320 AXG Pro and the 320 X5 Legion so don’t really have a need for such a gun….not that it has ever stopped me before…but this one looks pretty cool. I really like the weight of the X5 Legion with the tungsten grip module, so a steel one would be pretty good in that department too.

And a good deal heavier too. Sig lists the SXG a full 6oz heavier than the X-Five Legion

 

[wild cat mccane]

Considering it's the current priced under $400 FCU of a P320...I'm not sure whatever the high price will be is worthy of the squeeze?

 

[bac1023]

Considering it's the current priced under $400 FCU of a P320...I'm not sure whatever the high price will be is worthy of the squeeze?

I think it will be reasonable

 

[wild cat mccane]

I think it will be reasonable

With the DH3 being the price it is...I wonder if we're not looking at P226 X-Five levels. Maybe not

 

[bac1023]

With the DH3 being the price it is...I wonder if we're not looking at P226 X-Five levels. Maybe not

Eh

I don’t we’re getting there on a P320. The AXG Legion is the most expensive right now, at $13-$1400

I highly doubt we’re talking $2G’s for a P320, but who knows. This is the first steel model they offered.

 

[rjm]

My local shop has the P320 AXG Combat in stock and they are asking a bit over $1100 for it, to give you some idea of pricing on a custom works version. I’d say $1500 for this steel version….coups be wrong though.

 

[bac1023]

My local shop has the P320 AXG Combat in stock and they are asking a bit over $1100 for it, to give you some idea of pricing on a custom works version. I’d say $1500 for this steel version….coups be wrong though.

$15-$1600 was my initial thought

 

[fastbolt]

I found the language added about how it doesn't have a manual safety, and what potential owners ought to consider regarding a manual safety, interesting. Seems their legal dept has been busy?

While a steel 9mm pistol weighing more than 50oz (loaded) would definitely provide a competitive edge, it would be interesting to see a shift back to all-steel, large framed pistols happen for service and defensive use.

While I have no longer have any need or interest in large, all-steel pistols, it might be interesting to see some aluminum models offered, including in compact versions.

I've long held the opinion that it was a mistake for the big names in gun making to be discontinuing all-metal pistols. Interesting that it was Walther seeming to be the most interested in leading the way back to metal, too. Now that S&W has followed with an all-metal M&P, and SIG offer this competition pistol, perhaps we'll see Heavy Metal return.

 

[QNman]

Have you seen this one? This one has my interest.

P320-M17 CEREMONIAL

I'd be interested in hearing what SIG did to the trigger mechanism on these, considering the extra weight (about double the standard 320, I think?) has to change the drop-safe dynamics.

Huh? How so?

 

[bac1023]

Have you seen this one? This one has my interest.

P320-M17 CEREMONIAL

Yeah I saw it

I generally don’t buy much in the way of ceremonial guns. It does look nice though and has a metal frame.

 

[Mars5l]

Do want. But you know next year they'll have SXG Legion model to follow

 

[bac1023]

Do want. But you know next year they'll have SXG Legion model to follow

They will have an SXG with a comp. Not sure they will use the Legion name.

I haven’t seen a steel Legion yet.

 

[QNman]

Yeah I saw it

I generally don’t buy much in the way of ceremonial guns. It does look nice though and has a metal frame.

Neither do I, but the finish is gorgeous. Looks like it's blued (I haven't researched to see if it actually is or not).