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I was just looking at the schedule for the Outdoor Channel. On Wednesday, April 28th at 9PM Eastern time, they are having the 2021 Florida State IDPA Championship on. Should be interesting if you like IDPA.

Well, after reading, reading and reading, I ordered the Pocket Pro. It should be here next week so I'll be able to give it a work out before the next match. Thanks for all the info folks.

Me too, except it's since December 4, 2020.

Well, I found some N320. They only want $200.00 for a four pound jug, plus $37.00 HazMat, plus shipping. I think I'll pass.

I'm looking for a timer to get started in ISPA. It's obvious you need one to train/practice with. Is the Pact Club Shot Timer 3 any good? I was at a match two weeks ago and the safety officer was using one but other than total times I did not get to look at it.

My X5 Legion came with two springs, a 12# and 14#. If you are going to replace your spring I would give these weights a try.

I've enjoyed reading through the above posts, but where the heck do you find VV powder. I haven't seen much of it for two years, and what little I had is about gone.

The slide not going into battery is kind of a big thing. May be your guide rod and spring.

When I bought mine there it was $899.00. Guess they are going up in price, to say the least.

Vance's Outdoors in Ohio shows 320X5 Legions in stock ! Sig Sauer P320 X-Five Legion 9mm Full-Size Pistol with 3 Magazines | Vance Outdoors

What he said.

We have ammo, just not at the old price. Primers? I would have been all over those! None to be found here.

Other than you don't recognize the head stamp, what's wrong with them? From the pictures I don't see much wrong with them. Process them and then see how they look.

Bingo!

I need a sight pusher to align the sights on a few pistols, three Sigs and one Glock, and who knows what is in the future. I've been looking at them on line and so many of the less expensive ones get some bad reviews. They break, they scratch the slide, made out of plastic that doesn't hold up, etc. So, I'm looking at the Wheeler sight pusher, not cheap, but had decent reviews and from the sounds of it, you only need to buy it once. You can take your guns to someone that has a sight adjustment tool, but that is usually a wild guess (been there, done that) so the best is to have it at the range with you. My question is, what tools have you found best and does what you need. Thanks.

I picked one up about a month ago at Vances Outdoors in central Ohio. I kept watching their web site and when one showed up I called and put a deposit on it. Then drove two hours to get to their store. They are a huge Sig dealer and get a X5 Legion every once in a while. I just looked at their web site and it showed the retail price at almost $1000.00! Also, if you look at Sig's web site they are advertising for machine operators, which makes me think they are maxed out on what they can currently manufacture, especially with the US military contract.

Hopefully someone with more experience than me will answer you. I had a question about a gun and emailed the IDPA HQ. Got a reply that I would need to talk to someone in the field that deals with this. Never did get an answer from them but did hear for some experienced shooters that were able to help me. Oops, just got an answer from them.

Starline brass, but the only ammo manufacturer that I know of that uses it is Alanta Arms.

I have a club not too far away that is very active in IDPA so I took a ride over there and watched them one evening and it looked like fun. I've shot bullseye and combat for years and even service rifle so I think I could handle this with some instruction and practice. Would my Sig 320 X5 Legion be a good gun to start with? I also have a Glock 34 Gen 5 MOS that I even have a Comp Tac holster for but no magazine pouches for it....yet. I've looked over the rule book but see I have a lot more reading to do. Ammo is no problem since I reload my 9mm on a Star progressive but need a load that meets the PF. I'm open for help. Thanks.

I am surprised no one has talked about Zero bullets. I've been using them for years and they are hard to beat. You can buy cheaper, but hard to find better. I'm still using the Zero 115 Conical JHP with 4.2gr. of Bullseye, it's dirty, but I still had a four pound keg left over from my bullseye shooting days.