Anybody here every build a P320?  I would like to buy a FCU off Gunbroker and just go from there. Do you handle it like a regular pistol: permit to acquire, Transfer, then register?

They've asked me to bring the Frame back after I buy the Slide so they can measure the Barrel, I said you got it since the Glock Frame and the 320 Trigger Pack is the Registered Firearm I'd imagine you get the same response.

They've asked me to bring the Frame back after I buy the Slide so they can measure the Barrel, I said you got it since the Glock Frame and the 320 Trigger Pack is the Registered Firearm I'd imagine you get the same response.

That's crazy.  What's to stop you from having 3 or 4 P320 pistol kits all being used one at a time with the same trigger module?  That totally negates any "barrel measuring" (maybe they like a good barrel measuring contest to break the monotony?).

Or for that matter, BORROWING a kit from someone to register while deciding on what size and caliber parts you'd like to buy would give them something to measure.

If the module was purchased alone, it should be registered that way IMO.  If it was a full firearm at purchase, then register a whole pistol.

How does measuring a pistol barrel make us safer?  Especially when the pistol is modular and can be outfitted with any number of barrels, slides and grips?   

This isn't an 80% lower.  The FCU is the serialized part, so it literally is the handgun. 

I thought about getting an 80% but I don't really have the time for that.

I just thought up a better route. I'll just get the FCU and pop it in the 320 I already own. Register it that way. HPD won't know and probably won't care.

This isn't an 80% lower.  The FCU is the serialized part, so it literally is the handgun. 

I thought about getting an 80% but I don't really have the time for that.

I just thought up a better route. I'll just get the FCU and pop it in the 320 I already own. Register it that way. HPD won't know and probably won't care.

Yeah.  I have a P320  I understand it's modular.

I didn't know you have one already, which is why I said you could borrow the parts to register.  Same - same.   

That's crazy.  What's to stop you from having 3 or 4 P320 pistol kits all being used one at a time with the same trigger module?  That totally negates any "barrel measuring" (maybe they like a good barrel measuring contest to break the monotony?).

Or for that matter, BORROWING a kit from someone to register while deciding on what size and caliber parts you'd like to buy would give them something to measure.

If the module was purchased alone, it should be registered that way IMO.  If it was a full firearm at purchase, then register a whole pistol.

How does measuring a pistol barrel make us safer?  Especially when the pistol is modular and can be outfitted with any number of barrels, slides and grips?   

I bought the Frame 2 years ago, just having a hard time finding a barrel/slide...

I bought the Frame 2 years ago, just having a hard time finding a barrel/slide...

Good story.

Stick with that.      

The law and what HPD wants you to do are sometimes 2 different things
Who asked you to bring it back, young Asian guy?

I bought the Frame 2 years ago, just having a hard time finding a barrel/slide...

Search for the sites that offer the 80% kits, many of them also sell the rest of the parts separately to finish the build as well.  one example:

http://80percentguys.com/P320_c19.htm

Also, Topgunsupply.com sells new parts for a lot of sig models. 

And of course numrich has slides and barrels for some calibers
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/sig-sauer/auto-pistols-sig/p320

The law and what HPD wants you to do are sometimes 2 different things
Who asked you to bring it back, young Asian guy?

Just tell them  you will.

The law and what HPD wants you to do are sometimes 2 different things
Who asked you to bring it back, young Asian guy?

Pretty Asian woman

Search for the sites that offer the 80% kits, many of them also sell the rest of the parts separately to finish the build as well.  one example:

http://80percentguys.com/P320_c19.htm

Also, Topgunsupply.com sells new parts for a lot of sig models. 

And of course numrich has slides and barrels for some calibers
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/sig-sauer/auto-pistols-sig/p320

Appreciate the help man.