TallGuy

I just bought one yesterday at the Cabela’s in Lacey, WA. http://www.cabelas.com/product/sig-sauer-reg-p320-pistol/2358450.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fsemiautomatic-pistols%2F_%2FN-1114851%2FNo-0%2FNs-CATEGORY_SEQ_105529680%3FrecordsPerPage%3D18 I can assure you that it does in fact come with the Romeo 1, attached and ready for sighting in. Which I haven’t done yet. It is currently on sale for $750. Sale is on through 7 Sept. BTW, all the P320 models are $50 off at Cabela’s though the 7th.

I had that same problem with an aftermarket adjustable on my TS 40SW. Infuriating is the word that comes to mind. Finally had CZC pin it in place. No problems after that with over 10k rounds. Good luck!

I like the wear marks on my mags. I like the wear marks on my TS frame and slide even more. It shows that I use it

Oh yeah... I had to do that too. Factory didn’t last long at all, fewer than 2000 rounds. Put a Wolff extra power in and haven’t looked back. Like i mentioned earlier, death by paper cut.

I’ve got a TS 40. I never had feeding issues that couldn’t be traced to the factory mags with CZC base pads. Once I put grams followers and springs in them, no feeding issues at all. 10,000ish rounds. I did have other issues: plastic guiderod chewed up after 250 rounds; wood grips flexing and pinching the magazine inside the grip (I know right?), CZC magwell migrating loose (new mainspring plug fixed it); rear sight coming loose (pinned it in place), mag release way toooooooo big (kept dropping the mags before i wanted)... It was like death by paper cut. But now, its bulletproof. No issues at all. Sorry you’re having problems. Nothing quite as frustrating as a gun that doesn’t work.

That is exactly what I do. Going back to the car for ammo, water, food isn’t a real big deal. About half the stages are drive to, unload and shoot. The other half require a 100 yard walk, at most. That said, I’m the guy who is always forgetting some key piece of kit in the trunk so I make 2-3 trips per stage. It keeps the muscles loose Check out google maps for a good idea of what to expect. All the stages in the past have been on the east side of the range. Plenty of parking at the stages.

I don't think the cart will fit on the airplane. Weill, if you park strategically, and pick & choose what you take to the stage, its not that big a schlep. Mr NMBOpen is just a tad gear centric

Respectfully disagree, about the magwell. The stock magwell is perfectly serviceable. Give it a try before spending the $$. I’ve got the CZC on mine. It works fine with their base pads but not at all with the stock ones, unless you sand them down. Every once in while I shoot an IPSC match which preclude the CZC base pads. I ended up going direct to CZ (in the Czeck Republic to get IPSC legal +1 pads. The work with the CZC magwell but you have to pay close attention to seating them all the way in. The would work better with the stock or CZ aftermarket magwell. Point of interest: shipping, while expensive, took 3 days. I can’t get stuff in the US delivered that quick. I did put a fiber optic frond sight and fully adjustable rear. I like the FO sight. The rear sight looks great and, after pinning it in place, it works fine. However, I never adjust it. I could have spent the money on ammo.

It would have to be a BIG pinch indeed. $99.97 for a PMAG.... no forgiveness here.

Well that is disappointing. Wish I had known earlier. Glad I saw this thread.

I bought the short one. Make sure you get the mainspring plug for use with the magwell http://czcustom.com/mainspringplugts2.aspx Otherwise it'll back off when shooting. Mine did. If I had it to do over again.... I'd save the money and buy more ammo. Nothing wrong with it. But the stock plastic one works just fine and its way easier to seat IPSC length magazines.

Interesting. The plastic guide rod in my 40 TS was chewed up in less than 250 rounds. A CZ USA gunsmith told me it was designed to be a consumable. I didn't like that. Went to steel. No issues if I didn't use a buffer. If I used a buffer, it would short stroke and jam. For grins I bought the DPM. Probably 10k+ rounds, no issues. The steel is now in my spare parts kit. That said, if my plastic GR hadn't got chewed up so fast, I'd still be using it.

Ha, I have the opposite problem. Stupid thing won't stay in place. Anyway, if you've got a couple of pics, it may help us help you.

Try the website. Should be no problem getting them on your iphone or Mac. http://www.mgmironman.com/index.php/stages

Agreed. The stock mags worked great with my TS 40. When I went to CZC basepad kits I couldn't get any of 4 mags to feed reliably loaded with more than 18 rounds. Heard about the Grams spring/follower kits. I gave them a try and have had no issues with feeding for thousands of rounds. Now only if my CZC magwell would stay put when shooting...