Magsz

I think you underestimate the interest that people have in regular "duty" guns. The average consumer doesnt gravitate towards expensive, niche guns. Plus, the average consumer is never going to buy a plastic pistol at a grand when they can get the "duty" version for sub 500 dollars.

Im using the full capacity 126mm magazines. I am not loading long. I believe im running 1.135. Id have to pull out my notes and double check that. Im running 135 grain extreme round nose flat points. I emailed the Gram's gent, I will let you know what he has to say when he gets back to me.

Heya guys, Short and sweet. I did a search but I wasnt able to find specifics or pictures detailing how to tune the grams followers to allow for reliable slide lock. As it stands, I am using grams followers and springs in my STI 126mm tubes and they all lock opened with one round left in the mag. Is there a way to reliably tune them to allow consistent lock back or should I go back to STI followers? Thanks gents!

How do you like the placement of the safety? Does it activate like a 1911 or more like a CZ (ie oddly).

Yeah, as per this thread that was already established. However, that magwell is...mostly useless and arguably fugly.

Bumping this. Pistol Gear makes an IDPA compliant magwell but it doesnt appear to be compatible with the taran plates which id prefer to use. Has anyone else found anyone making an IDPA compliant magwell?

What are your pull weights?

All of this comes back to the fact that if you want a 320 that is "ideal" for competition you have to shell out a relative fortune for it to be custom worked on by one dude who wont give up control. I have the utmost respect for Bruce but there are a ton of people out there making truck loads of money off of parts and pieces sales while still maintaining a high degree of quality with their parts. Its not really my place to speak poorly about anyone else's business practices as this is America and anyone can do as they see fit but I really do believe that if you plan on releasing something either confirm its coming and stick to it or keep your mouth shut. The 320 has been hyped up beyond belief and so far, EVERYONE Is failing to deliver, including Sig. I have held off on buying more 320's because of the possibility of a release of the 320 Target. Had I not known about the Target I would have bought two more 320's by now. That right there is called stupid business decisions on the part of Sig.

I dont see where the pistols that are for sale are posted.

Bruce has been having these parts made for what, half a year now? Are they being forged in Mordor or something?

The Glock 19 is not a popular LE Duty pistol. Its just a popular pistol.

Interesting... Has anyone bought one of these yet? http://www.topgunsupply.com/sig-sauer-p320-compact-9mm-pre-tension-slide-barrel-iop.html

I think that if someone would actually start releasing parts for the damned gun we would see a little more enthusiasm. I really do like the platform, i think its fantastic but its seven pound factory trigger really hampers it for competition. I will eat my hat if the GGI kit is ever released.

Roger that! It looks so stubby in that picture, very G19 like!

Alma, That target grip looks shorter than the standard grip. Is that the case?

Are you surprised by that? Im willing to bet we wont even see them in the second quarter of 2017.

I agree with Matt. If you're looking for a magwell that provides ample additional internal real estate then the Agency offerings are quite nice. I am so crammed in the Taurus that i cant imagine having a magwell with gigantic external dimensions on it.

So far we've got June, soon, September, shot 2017, kits are in production, its are NOT in production... Which one is it dudes? Either say something worthwhile or dont say anything at all...I understand that production timelines change. I get that but its getting a little ridiculous here...

Tagging this. The grip frame is very interesting to me. I like the revised grip angle and the built in magwell, although, the built in magwell is kind of a double edged sword if you're looking to use the frame for limited. You lose out on the ability to mount a super heavy magwell to add weight to the frame.

Working on a rear sight now... That alone could bring me back to a Beretta. I simply couldnt make it dance with the .150 Novak rear or the Wilson rear.

No one knows when the target is coming. If you really want a new toy and you cant wait you would be well served with a standard 320. However, if you're not chomping at the bit for a new pistol I would probably just wait. The target offers enough in the way of "improvements" to make it better than a standard 320 for our game.

Just to confirm. The grip has an integrated magwell? Ie it is all one piece of plastic?

Steel frame with the Millennium or whatever its called checkering. Bushing M9A1 magwell flare Vertec Trigger shoe Vertec Slide With Elite II forward serrations G lever EII extended checkered mag catch Wishful thinking.

Train with it. It is marginally harder to operate than the older release.

Those slide serrations are wicked! Well done.