MoRivera

Nice, yeah I figured a little filing would be the ticket. Looks great. I decided to just stick with my Orange for now.

Same as it's always been I guess, just 10-rds for everything.

Mine too. Good to at least have some more on hand....just hope I don't have to replace every other match! They had actually sent me two before when I mentioned some of the failures I was getting, but still good to have more.

Yeah, to be frank I'm kind of on my last straw with this system when it comes to reliability. As it stands right now I have a new bolt in place (and them sending me a replacement), and I'm hoping that both the newer ejector and extractor spring/o-ring washer will prove to be the trick. But if it starts acting up again under 1000-1200 rounds, then I've enough and I'll go back to my regular blowback setup which I had gotten quite pleasant with a combination of hydraulic buffer and spring setup, and was dead-nuts reliable. I think it's a very clever system and certainly has its benefits on shooting and traceability, but I get the feeling that it's putting opposite forces on the traditional AR-bolt setup that it wasn't really designed for. And then instead of a longer case to 'swing' out with more torque, you have a squat little case which just stays around until it sort of trundles its way out at the rear. But I really hope now it stays reliable. I can handle a spring replacement here and there every 1000 rounds, but not the mystery of if it'll make it through a match along the way.

Interesting new video.... RDB on bottom:

Yes, he shoot 9mm major.

I don't think so, I think the was referring to a spring that's the same as a 75B/SP01. But for a TS the spring is different. 75B/SP01/Shadow 2: Tac Sport:

Two most common breakages are trigger return spring and the slide lock. Just keep some spares. CZ's are actually quite easy to work on once you get used to it, and also highly recommend the Cajun Gun Works replacement floating trigger pin. Just be careful not to drop or lose small parts.

They seem to stress reliability with a wide range of ammo. I wonder about the other little parts, like if after a while the interchangeable trigger shoes get loose or fall away. The REAL feat will be if that straight 20-round magazine stays reliable.

Flood of reviews..... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sig+p322 MSRP looking like $400.

If priced right it should do well.....after the public beta testing, that is.

So it turns out that 'leaked' pic was accurate.... https://www.sigsauer.com/p322-22.html

Wondering if real or if a mockup....if the latter someone went to a lot of effort (not that it's the most elaborate picture ever mocked up, every bullet being the exact same clipping, doesn't really look that 'optic ready', etc.).

The locked-back slide in Humble Marksman's vid looks like a P365's....

But a 20-rd mag would be an extended or something, which essentially any pistol can have. That's why I think this is more likely something like a .22 with a 'duty-size' mag.