Jeff_Alan

I have never used any glue. Its generally a tight fit

TheSigArmorer block does it all and makes it so much better to work on my FCU FYI: ITS ON SALE NOW https://www.thesigarmorer.com/product/p320-access-tool/

Ammo

Send to Sig Armorer/Robert Burk or if want to do your self, just not as good, the Gray Guns Adjustable Straight Trigger Kit.

I wear the ESS crossbow and like them

Springer Precision has what you are looking for

Gray guns kit

Red Hill Tactial

The Sig Armorer Robert Burke does great work. https://www.thesigarmorer.com/

Springer Precision

It would be to small. Probably should look at the Romeo3 Max or any of the other Romeo's

Sig Armorer has been doing MM triggers for years. All of you talking about just adding a kit will still not get the smoothness or pull of a Sig Armor complete job. https://www.thesigarmorer.com/?fbclid=IwAR2HcCS8RlSufnPJ7hO9E-eY2Z9Z4WPnJ2gzaVCn_YeYqR48a4Fm3bbML1M#home-1

Only thing I’ve saw to get a larger grip was the SSI Tungsten X5 grip. It is closer to a double stack grip with the tungsten and grit on grip. Just not on site anymore. I have 1 and never did get use to the size compared to a stock grip.

They haven’t been on the site for awhile now. Not trying to hijack post but I have a SSI grip that is like new that I would sell. I have only used it 1 time and just didn’t like the extra width. Thanks Jeff

Yes set screw tight on pick.

I got some large body washers from Home Depot and they work good . The toothpick looking slide between the belt ( top side ) and the pouch to help keep them in place.

I have one on a backup 320 and it works fine just sits higher than my milled. Sight in use a bore sight will get you on paper.

None of the mag releases are welded.

The SSI also increases the size of the grip some.

Gives the gun a good feel and balance.

These will help get a hold of them. https://www.tandemkross.com/Companion-Magazine-Bumper-for-Ruger-1022-2-PACK_p_27.html

Just mill the X5 slide it wont be much to take off. I don't know but they say the bolt pattern is the same. Could always get a Springer mounting plate that will fix the X5 and the DPP. I use the Romeo 1 6moa and very happy with it. Tried the DPP 7.5 and never did like the triangle.

If looking for more weight in you grip. This would be Production/CO legal. I know a couple of guys using this and they really like it. I am trying to save up for it myself. http://www.shootingsportsinnovations.com/X5-Tungsten-Grip-Module-X5-Tungsten-Grip.htm http://www.shootingsportsinnovations.com/X5-Tungsten-Slug-X5-SLUG.htm

I have found Duracell is the best batteries for all my optics. Both my Romeo 1s came with Maxwell or something like that and it didn't last very long..

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