Posted: 8/27/2016 2:13:26 AM EDT
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I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 Quoted:
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Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. |
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Quoted: 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Recently Sig has been changing over to US made check mate pistol mags which historically are not as good. ProMags exist to practice malfunction drills. |
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Mecgar's are made in Italy and are the oem for "good" Sig mags. Smart Sig owners know buying Mecgars at nearly half price is the thing to do vs. paying more for the same mag in Sig packaging. Recently Sig has been changing over to US made check mate pistol mags which historically are not as good. ProMags exist to practice malfunction drills. Quoted:
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Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Recently Sig has been changing over to US made check mate pistol mags which historically are not as good. ProMags exist to practice malfunction drills. So which does OP have? They are stamped made in USA. Proper mags shouldn't require polishing or other machine work to drop free. |
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My buddy just got the subcompact P320. We went to the range so he could break it in and I to get some much needed trigger time on my G43.
Pistol shot well although it had to failure me to eject for him and one for me. Trigger is crazy awesome. Didn't have any issues with the mags dropping free. |
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It looks like an SP2022. What exactly are you referring to when you say? Quoted:
It looks like an SP2022. What exactly are you referring to when you say? loved how the internal mechanism pulled out of the shell so I could really clean it well. I would assume he is referring to how the fire control chassis slides out of grip frame. |
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I would assume he is referring to how the fire control chassis slides out of grip frame. Quoted:
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It looks like an SP2022. What exactly are you referring to when you say? loved how the internal mechanism pulled out of the shell so I could really clean it well. I would assume he is referring to how the fire control chassis slides out of grip frame. Yes-I am. |
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Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. No drop issues on my P250; I have found this to be true: This pistol shoots LIGHTS OUT. ETA : I just happen to have a P250 w/mag right next to my PC  I looked - Mag made in Italy
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250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Quoted:
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Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Mec-Gar is Italian. |
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Mecgar's are made in Italy and are the oem for "good" Sig mags. Smart Sig owners know buying Mecgars at nearly half price is the thing to do vs. paying more for the same mag in Sig packaging. Recently Sig has been changing over to US made check mate pistol mags which historically are not as good. ProMags exist to practice malfunction drills. Quoted:
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Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Recently Sig has been changing over to US made check mate pistol mags which historically are not as good. ProMags exist to practice malfunction drills. Checkmate are the best M-14 mags on the market. No experience with their pistol mags. |
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Quoted: Checkmate are the best M-14 mags on the market. No experience with their pistol mags. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Huh. I have a P250c that I love and every mag I have for it drops right out, no problem. That's not a factory mag, is it? I see "made in USA" there. I thought the 320s were being built here as part of their bid to replace the M9 250's are built here as well and the mags are interchangeable with the 320. All of my 250 mags are made in Italy. OP is using a Mec-Gar or ProMag or something. Recently Sig has been changing over to US made check mate pistol mags which historically are not as good. ProMags exist to practice malfunction drills. Checkmate are the best M-14 mags on the market. No experience with their pistol mags. |
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Is yours the carry or compact model? I want one of the carry models w/ either the OD frame or the FDE all over. Those triggers are sweet. If the 320 existed when I was looking at glocks, I wouldn't own a glock. Compact Medium. Fits my hand beautifully. ETA: I have fairly small hands I'd say. |