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Bought a set to try myself. http://www.practicalshootingsports.com/category-s/103.htm

I just shot the 320 better than the P226 across the board.

SNS 147 gr flat points run great in all my 9mm's. Currently running them at 1.135 OAL in a SP-01 Shadow.

1.135 OAL runs great in my Sig P320 and SP-01 Shadow.

Yes, they sell them like that. Seen them in Bud's many times.

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The DAA grips felt best to me. But need a little modifying for my taste. Much better now.

SP-01 Shadow with DAA grips, 17 round mec-gar mag with Springer base pad weighs 43.4 oz.

For me the Tripp Cobra .45 mags seat easier than the ETM's. But both are great mags.

Per the DAA web sight the grips weight .055 Kg. so 1.94 oz. doesn't leave much room for the weight of the basepad. The SP-01 Shadow can't be over 44oz right? I just need to find a scale.

Anyone have problems making weight with a SP-01 Shadow with DAA thick aluminum grips and Springer Precision base pads? I like the DAA grips best but they have some weight to them. Thanks

Speaking of trigger jobs. Has anyone heard anymore about Bruce Grays drop in trigger kit?

Thanks for the pic's. I have a pair of the same showing up tomorrow.

I'll have to check a Max OAL for the 147FP's and a 125. I don't use 125's anymore and have never loaded them for a CZ. But have a few laying around. But my OAL for the flat points I'm using now runs 1.135-1.140 with mixed brass. Will post what I find later.

Received some SNS Casting 147 grain round nose today. Their 147 Flat Points is my favorite bullet for 9mm. Very accurate and make a nice little round holes my old eyes can see better. Anyway, the new 147RN's have a slightly more pointy profile than the 125's. Can load them to 1.140 in an un-throated CZ SP-01 Shadow. The new round nose measure .668 OAL where as the flat points measure .655 OAL. Not going to load them till I'm done with the flat points though. Sorry In the pic from bottom to top is the SNS 125 gr, 147 RN, and 147 FP. And I only got a hand full of the red colored ones. Guessing that will one day be an option. But the new color is the best looking coating I've ever seen by far. Super smooth and uniform.

I was quoted eight weeks for an Custom SP-01 Shadow and it was one week. Picked it up Thursday.

Ramshot Competition is one of the cleanest powders I've found for .45 major loads. I agree with the above comments.

CZ Custom has two different slide stops for a SP-01. Which one do most buy for spares? New to the CZ platform. Thanks

They seem to be a little harder than CCI, Winchester, and Magtec's in my experience.

Very understandable. Can't believe someone hasn't come out with a P320 specific adjustable rear sight.

I take it that it shoots to the left? If the sights are way off call Sig. They will send you a shipping label and fix it under warranty. Pain to send a gun off but at least it's free.

Really wanting to try this gun. I already know I can see way better with a dot. Shot "Open" for a season. But don't want to count out iron sights just yet. That's coming soon enough with age. Would like to shoot a couple Carry Optics matches this year but not going set up any other red dot on a 320 with the RX floating out there somewhere.

Does Sig have preferred dealers they ship to first?

Brazos "Pro Series Trigger Group" is a very good option as well. Sear and hammer already matched. Super crisp trigger.

Ramshot Competitons meters better than N310 in my press. Both good powders. Even if the price was the same I would still pick the Ramshot.