bimmer1980

Yes you can do that. The problem is, SIG Germany will close. But i´ve heard rumors that SIG USA plans to build a similar 320.

Both shoot soft. I would pick the one on which i get a better freestyle grip. - enough space for the support hand? <- very important.(you can make the grip a lot wider on the CZ, the stock grips are very slim) - Does the big beavertail of the sig fit my hand, or does it hurt my thumb? <- (there are guys that dremel it.) - Do i get full contact to the backside of the grip with the S2´s deep beavertail cutout? Triggers can be made. CZ more clear and light, SIG more light and rolling. Reset can be made shorter on both, more short on the CZ.

Did you try the Apex forward set trigger Kit ?

You´re a loudmouth and not nearly as cool as u think u are... Even many 110% Guys beat up there magwells.

Maybe wait for the 320 xfive alpha ?

Maybe just play around a bit and try to find the highest position in which you can start sprinting hard without doing a dropstep. A bit of tension in the quad is ok, i think.

I tried that too. I couldn´t see any advantage, other than standing very wobbly. Better stand very stable and relaxed, just push the but a tiny bit back, thats enough in my eyes, and push a bit into the gun when you really have to. Like if you do a fast billdrill or anything similar that could really push you back.

Looks good. I find that stance still a bit wobbly. Maybe you put to much weight forwards, what leads to counterweight movements when you get the weight of the gun up. Try not to move your upper body and head at all. Only the hands/arms move.

Look at page 19, the Video, at about 1:40. The Grip gets flat and ends exactly where i would have my support hand palm sit, right under the safety. No friction for my support hand.

... and i think your draw will change under speed anyways. If you snap the gun out of the Holster it will come out a bit higher, for example. That changes where your support hand will meet.. and so on.

I don´t understand why almost every new gun has no checkering high up, where you put your support hand palm...

CZ P10F must be great for small hands.

Oh, and the grip module will fit the "old" 320´s. The FCU´s are the american made.

I´d put the right foot a bit more back. That will give you more front to back stability.

For fame and chicks...

The new xfive Alpha, coming this summer.

The Xfive Alpha will be coming at summers end to autumn. SIG told me, July, but my dealer told me yesterday they said, due to corona, it will be more towards autumn. I have the prizes from SIG, in € P320 X-Five Alpha 9 x19 71017914 1.689,00 € P320 X-FIVE ALPHA GRIFFSTÜCK + ZUBEHÖR P320 Alpha Griffmodul (GRIP MODULE) (inkl. Griffschale, Mag Halter und Jet Funnel) 71017920 579,00 € Alpha Griffplatten BASIC (Stahl) (Grip Steel) 71017968 + 71017969 120,00 € Alpha Griffplatten ACTION (Stahl, m. Einlagen) (Grip - Steel with griptape) 71017838 + 71017839 130,00 € Tape-Einlagen für Alpha ACTION (Griptape) 71017928 + 71017929 28,00 € Alpha Griffplatten TARGET (Holz) (Grips Wood) 71017842 +71017843 99,00 € P320 Alpha Magazin 19 Schuss 71018380 63,00 € It´s a aluminium Grip Module, the tungsten weights are in the backstrap only, as far as i know. I find that kind of weird. The prices are hardcore in my eyes, as always from sig germany.

All the reasons where already said, but there is one more i think: To get some tenth in rapid fire, a draw and a reaload issn´t that easy once you are at a solid level. A 1.0 Draw is much harder than a 1.2 Draw .18 Splits in the Alpha are much harder than .22 1.0 Reload is much harder than 1.2 So to earn a second on this kind of stage (wich you can´t hero or zero at nationals) is a big thing That means, that´s a stage where you can´t win huge % over the competition but the risk is very high at a major match (as said before)

I have a white RHT holster (inside). My xfive look´s the same. It´s just Kydex, i can scratch it of with my fingernail.

You tell the story, not the pictures... https://www.google.de/search?q=sig+X-Weight&hl=de&sxsrf=ALeKk03BCczLMo1AAaxMgxzO2-H8E-AwNA:1585522704164&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjlmcKs5MDoAhWSM-wKHZQzDZwQ_AUoAnoECAwQBA&biw=1697&bih=966#imgrc=RwMJvsgykxMUnM&imgdii=YJcGFOkjx6VJBM Or does these pictures tell the story of steel sucking, cause you can put even more weight on?

According to all these steel guns in limited/standard, even steel must suck, as there are many with weights on the steel gun... This one World-Class Champion even won everything without any weights. Called Production. Oh, and against a lot of heavy steel guns. Your argument is good for the bar, not more.

1. If you can shoot straight and can shoot small groups, but your whole group goes to the left, it´s the sights. 2. If you are new to shooting, you better let someone shoot it, that can shoot small groups. 3. If you fire fast rapid groups, it´s pretty likely you push the gun to the left, thats pretty common.

on the clock, yes, but i bet the scores are better with a lighter trigger Mine looks like the Picture down right. Overall travel and reset are pretty short.

The biggest benefit would be, that you finally could buy something for the 320 in europe. It´s almost impossible to get anything for the 320 even in Germany. A Legion grip comes 416€ with 3 month waiting time, from brownells. You get a CZ p10c for about that price.