Rich406

The only time I’ve ever seen that happen is if the optics was slightly loose.

I generally run my XL 2-3 steps dow from max. I would run my rts2 on max all the time.

same bolt pattern, but longer body.

X5 legion has a very generous chamber in my experience.

I don’t see much of an advantage over 40oz for 9mm minor.

Smallgunparts.com or https://www.sigsauer.com/sig-sauer-small-parts-shoppers/p320-parts-picker/ has all of that.

Same part

100kish that year

X2 on the jb weld plastic bonder. I’ve used a few others and a little bit of flex makes a big difference.

It solves the problems with Winchester primers. you’ve mentioned a few times about how you think most people complaining don’t own a primer pro. That said, you’ve clearly not run the primer pro with any of the problem primers. The difference is dramatic, and the frustration is real.

it’s nothing major. There are 3 bearings that need to be lubed. 2 have grease holes where you can inject grease into the bearing. The 3rd requires some disassembly. I couldn’t find any good instructions the first time I did it, but it wasn’t that difficult once i got into it.

did you ever figure this out?

There is a huge variance on how much fiddling you have to do, depending on which primer you use.

They’ve updated the battery cover.

LOL. That’s the spirit!

One of the better videos out there, unfortunately he doesn’t get into servicing the bottom end. Dillon recommends doing that every 25k rounds.

it’s the same

The finish on the legion doesn’t hold up. The tip of the slide is getting pretty shiny, I do a good bit of dryfire. I’m not really that concerned.

135gr blue bullets run fine in mine. I’d get the occasional tumbler with 147gr though

One of my original X5s wouldn’t go into battery with a 12lb spring. Worked fine for about 2500 rounds then conked out in the middle of a match. I had to push the slide back into battery with my thumb between shots. The same gun works fine with an 12lb legion spring.

Ya, I don’t like how it breaks past 90. All personal preference.

I didn’t really like this combo. IMO the trigger moved too far back. That said, I’ve found that when I’m actually firing the gun in live fire. The different triggers make little to no difference in my actual performance.

the legion has a different trigger shoe and trigger bar. Everything else is the same as a regular p320

X2, A rubber band solved all my problems with double drops.

I broke 12 DPP in one season. Supposedly they have implemented some fixes, but You couldn’t pay me to use them.