Between 2 Sigs

[riden]

For Steel Challenge Open Division: 1) P320 Spectre Comp or 2) P320 AXG Comp Legion? Why or why not?

[Boomstick303]

Essentially I would get a hold of both grips.  See how they feel in your hands.  I find the AXG more comfortable and you can change the side panels of various configurations.  Also something to consider is the AXG is going to be lighter than the TXG grip on the Spectre Comp it might transition better.

[JoeMKY]

I use a customized Sig P320 for open steel, works great with the double alpha x-racer holster.  The specter comp looks like it has the same grip as what I have on my open, same works with the legion and max for that x-racer holster.  If I didn’t build the Sig P320 that I have I might have gone with the specter comp.  

[bravofox]

I hate to be that guy.. but after going down the sig rabbit hole and spending a bunch of money on one, I'd spend a little more up front and go with something that has a better trigger. don't get me wrong, I think sig probably has the best striker fired trigger on the market. YMMV

 

But to answer your question, I would go with the Spectre, based on the info from sigs website it's going to be heavier which is a plus and has less reciprocating mass than an integral comp.

[m700]

Either is fine for a cool gun to have. but if its for competition get a FCU and build it.

 

AXG grip

Sig armorer trigger work

If they ever come in a GG lockwood slide.

 

[riden]

On 2/1/2023 at 7:23 PM, JoeMKY said:

I use a customized Sig P320 for open steel, works great with the double alpha x-racer holster.  The specter comp looks like it has the same grip as what I have on my open, same works with the legion and max for that x-racer holster.  If I didn’t build the Sig P320 that I have I might have gone with the specter comp.  

Thanks for the comment & advice!

[Azshooter44]

Check out PMM and their available options for doing a flush-fit compensated build. I considered the spectre comp before starting mine, but decided I would like the icarus grip instead of the TXG.