Rich406

You must write internet click bait headlines for your day job.....

ive never had much luck with 147 out of the p320 legion. Accuracy and group size was terrible. I’d always have 2-3 fliers in a 10 round group.

I had a chance today to use CCI primers instead of my usual Winchester. The difference is night and day. Loaded the tube twice as fast, no stoppages and no need to clean. It’s too bad I have 90k Winchester still...

The trijicon SRO, and newer gen Romeo 3 have mostly held up fine to high round counts. Sure there are some bad one, but overall they’ve been holding up.

Blue Bullets is about 4-5 week behind last time I ordered. I also currently have an open order that has been sitting for a couple weeks. I upped my number on hand to about 15k and will probably up it again because its an election year....

I don’t think the tungsten grip is appreciably softer than the normal poly grip. Atleast I haven’t noticed any difference. My magwell is beat up, sure. My practice gun has many thousands of dry reps and it’s really not that bad off. As far as cost of the grip, in relation to to other costs in the sport I don’t think buying a new one is that big of a deal. Personally I have 3 spares that I rotate redoing the carbide grip, but that’s just me, everyone’s situation is different.

Same here, minimal issues wear in the magwell . That said I do modify the inside of the magwell to make it more of a funnel.

I have 3, about 75k rounds between them. The guns have never been a problem, if I do have issues it’s always the optic.

6-40 x 1/2 fits

dunno, I gave them a serial number from one of my legions and asked for striker springs. So it’s possible. Usually the “legion only” stuff, are the things with cosmetic legion logos though.

I bought 10 of them a month ago, call sig directly.

The part number for the legion striker spring is 2700139-R The legion spring is on the right. It’s longer but noticeably softer when you are installing it. It makes a very marginal difference in pull weight. Maybe .25-.3 pounds.

It just needs to be broken in.

Standing

Just as an update. Been using the PP for awhile now. Initially I had a lot of problems with Winchester primer. I’ve found that the more I’ve used it, the more it’s broken in and I can go substantially longer now between cleanings. At the beginning I would have to clean and lube everything every 2-3k rounds. Now I can go 10k between lubes if I give it a quick wipe down every 3-4K. 1 upside down primer in 50k rounds. Works well enough for me..

6-40 screws fit, the trijicon screws are 6-32. Had to take a slide to the hardware store to,figure it out.

the legion comes with the larger one by default...

he’s asking about slide releases, not mag releases. AFAIK no one makes an extended slide release for the p320

I’ve never had problems with the elevation. The set screw for the elevation isn’t easily accessible if you take the cover off. I believe the led emitter is in the way.

the failure to hold windage is caused by a loose set screw. It’s a simple fix if you are comfortable taking the bottom plate off. The set screw is directly under the windage screw and just needs to be snugged up.

Springer precision has a variety of spring weights in the extra long style.

I soak my grip in acetone for a day, the silicon carbide comes off really easy. The acetone doesn’t hurt the grip, I’ve done it several times now.

if you want to mount other than a DPP or R1 Pro. You need an adapter plate. Springer precision has an adapter plate for most optics. If you have a newer legion you can also mount anything with a RMR pattern. The 510c is too big for a slide mounted optic. If you are looking for simplicity I'd just get a r1 pro or the DPP and call it a day.

they are exactly the same

I wonder if they would swap slides if you called and made a stink...