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The USPSA Production list only has the 9mm P320 listed. Are the 357/40/45 not currently allowed? I ask because for the other P models, specific calibers are noted. I have in 9mm and 357.
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Thanks Dean and all of the sponsors! This is the best time I've had shooting in a very long time. Great stages and great squads. There were some humbling moments that exposed weaknesses in my technique. So, there are some exciting training points for the rest of my year. I hope to see you all next year!
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Someone should come up with a competition gear rental service for hi-cap mags, uppers, and other prohibited gear (in states where they are legal). A big box of Magpul mags would pay for itself in one rental. Someone run with this...
Or you could vote
OK... Then one vote for Yes?
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Are spectators permitted?
Make sure you have eye and ear protection.
I'm shooting, so I'll have it, and spares for any of my numerous fans (my wife). Thanks
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Are spectators permitted?
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Someone should come up with a competition gear rental service for hi-cap mags, uppers, and other prohibited gear (in states where they are legal). A big box of Magpul mags would pay for itself in one rental. Someone run with this...
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Per team or shooter ... Would guess teamdo we need any slugs or buck?
Dean's recommended ammo count was 175 each, rifle, pistol and shot, plus 10 slugs.
Per person, as far as I understand things.
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Frbjarano,
Are you shooting at the Armalite 3M/3G?
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Laze,
Welcome! For a great range with a multitude of shooting options, you will have to drive west for a little bit. There is Topton $$$, and http://ontelaunee.org$, and some others. ontelaunee has a lot of options and they are building some pits for three-gun style shooting. It's only about an hour from philly and you'll love the low membership fee. For closer indoor shooting try Targetmaster on RT 202.
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welcome!
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Honestly, I'd take smooth and crisp over straight trigger weight reduction any day.
There isn't much to improve so I just can't see myself sending mine off to clean it up.
I agree. Its smooth when it needs to be, consistent, and as good as a production gun can be without dumping lots of cash on it to fix perceived problems that likely begin and end with the operator, not the equipment. When I video myself shooting it, the trigger movement, from shot to shot, is barely noticable, and the slide moves like a sewing machine. Little if no muzzle flip, and follow-thru is clean and stable. And that's shooting .357 Sig, my 9mm version is just silly smooth.
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Nice follower parade! Thanks!
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Sig P320 .357
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Well, I have about 500-rds of ball and frangible thru my .357 Sig P320. Shot several steel, USPSA, and IDPA style stages with it. Flawless function, as accurate and possibly faster than my .357 Sig P229 or P239 (both with SRT DA/SA). I like the magazine well very much, it seems to be faster on reloads due to the open nature up front on the well. If they ever do a flared lower grip module, I'd be all over it.
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Sig P320 .357
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Wow, nobody shooting .357-Sig? Well, I guess next week I will be posting my results.
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Perhaps the spring responsible for the reset is on the ragged edge of reliable strength and needs to be replaced.
I would like the easy fix, but the gun has only about 1k rounds thru it.
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All my PA products are holding up great.
Mine has been amazing! Not babied, or coddled, shot like equipment, not an investment. The gun deserves most of the credit, but the scope has unerringly guided my cheap 5.56 paper punchers to holes that overlap like a post-apocalyptic Venn diagram.
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In your test exercise, try this- Hold trigger to the rear and cock hammer as you did- release trigger and it won't reset. THEN- with finger still off trigger, press hammer slightly rearward, as the bolt would if you ran it fully rearward to chamber another round. If my guess is correct, as soon as you press the hammer back it will reset the trigger. This would mean the disconnector is not resetting, which is usually caused by debris in the trigger group. A thorough disassembly and cleaning will reveal if there are any burrs or garbage causing the issue. Any qualified gunsmith should be able to handle it if you are not comfortable with a full disassembly.
It happened to me again today. I ran the bolt a little too wet, and after several trap shots, it stopped resetting reliably. I am almost thinking of wrapping the trigger assembly top in press-and-seal with a slit for the hammer. I think and observed that the trigger assembly was now wet, and covered with granular crap.
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Sig P320 .357
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Has anyone been shooting a P320 is .357 Sig? I have one in 9mm with a Springer guide rod and 14lb 1911 spring. I found the 9mm in stock spring, to be a tad oversprung. I am curious if the .357 feels similar, or if the extra spring tension is appropriate with the hotter round. I shoot .357 Sig very often in P229 and P239. I just purchased a conversion to .357 Sig in the Full size.
Also, Sig is running a promotion on the Full and Compact conversion kits, 20% off. So, should be around $319.
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My RO including Kerry and myself do not get paid and do not deserve to be berated by a shooter having a bad stage.
Abuse of ROs in any circumstance should not be permitted. Even if they are wrong, unsafe, or disrespectful themselves. Short tempers and recreational shooting should not mix. It is a game people. Well said 45shooter.
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My friends swear by their LimbSaver recoil pads.
P320 in 357 legal USPSA?
in USPSA/IPSC Rules
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I've searched for this answer but haven't found a definitive ruling.
Is the 357 variant legal in production? The 9mm is the only one specifically mentioned. It's not a conversion, full size pistol in 357-Sig.