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I have small hands by almost all glove sizing charts, and think the X5 grip isn't big enough. The decision to move to remove the palm swell from the regular P320 is really the killer here. It moves your contact points to just the corners, which was a dumb decision on Sig's part IMHO. They said squaring it was to give you better indexing so you're pointed the right direction every time, but that should be solved with practice, not making the grip worse for actual shooting.

A Block owner calling any other gun fat?!?

DP and Romeo1 Pro.

$899 at Sportsmans Outdoor. This place has it listed @ $857, but I'm not familiar w/ the retailer. https://anthonysfirearmwarehouse.com/store/sig-320x59legionr2-320-9mm-x5-5in-legion-17r/

Following in hopes of separate grip modules being available.

Epoxy some silicon carbide to it.

The X5 MSRP was $1k+ when released. I wonder what the "street price" of this will end up at.

My GG kit is sub-3 lbs with only dry firing. My only complaint is the break, which is a light thud, but only a small step down from the OE P320, which was a moderate thud.

Fits 17 rounds, does that mean a third baseplate?

Nice, I think that's where I was, except skipping the SSI grip ($250 for 3 oz!), and getting tungsten rods instead of brass. Who made your holster? I have the Blackhawk Omnivore that's the universal TLR-1 fit, but it has a little more friction than I would like.

Will Grayguns sell you the TRS separately?

What spring rates have you been running?

Details on the heavy frame? I'm in the very beginning stages of a limited build, which I decided to do not specifically because of any superlatives, but mostly because I wanted to stay within the P320 platform to not have to keep learning new manuals of arms.

Relevant.

Federal does several loads that are loaded specifically to hit a few PF points above the production/CO limit. They're sold as their Syntech line, and have red polymer bullets (vs. the purple which are hotter to match their defense ammo).