I got the Sig Sauer P320RX today and tried it out. I was going to look at other suggested guns like CZ and Walther but been really busy nowadays so just got this from awesome Dwayne at Danger Close Tactical. This will be my primary gun since it feels more accurate and is 9mm. I'll use the Glock 22 for a couple matches.
Another reason for the P320RX is I wanted to try using a red dot scope later and it came with one. Competition is irons only so Ill take it off for now. The gun feels really good in my hand and its not as slippery as my Glock Gen2. Trigger is a step above with a crisper break.
My first shots felt really awkward. The recoil felt very sloppy, like a wet noodle, compared to the crisp, abrupy, recoil on the Glock. Guess its the high bore axis. Got used to it after a hundred rounds. My rapid fire strings up so gotta work on that.
Slow fire is pretty accurate and should improve as I get used to the gun. Left handed consistanty groups a bit to the right.
I got the Safariland holster for it with sls/als. Going to use it for open carry when we win the suit.
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"I got the Safariland holster for it with sls/als. Going to use it for open carry when we win the suit."
I thought we won North v Hawaii. I can't find a lawyer to explain it to me, or I'd be open carrying tomorrow.
I'm in Hawaii county, just was refused a conceal carry permit. No En Blanc requested so the 9th Circus
decision stands. We have one lawyer here that does criminal cases. I'm trying to decide which gun to
Fed-Ex in and register as any confiscated gun here is never returned( I keep my guns on the mainland).
Our "Professional" cops will run me through the system, just because they can and it will cost me money,
and no sweat of their brows, if they do wrong, as there is no oversight here.
Obviously I despise Hawaii county cops.
Please don't give me the BS about who to call if I need help.
It sure isn't going to be a trigger happy, power mad, nut that is over 20 minutes away.