[vachy]

I saw "Safety features include a striker safety, disconnect safety and optional manual safety" in P320 Nitron Carry's Specification at sigsauer.com (https://www.sigsauer.com/store/p320-nitron-carry.html). But, I can't find any picture for P320 Carry w/ Manual Safety. Has any one ever seen P320 Carry w/ Manual Safety?

 

[stlmia]

I've seen a Carry grip module with a slot cut out for the manual safety, if thats what youre asking.

Remember that the manual safety is a feature of the FCU and not of the grip module. As long as your FCU has the manual safety, a slot can be added to whatever grip module you want (CA, SC, etc).

I recall seeing a post at some point where this was done with basic tools, and it came out pretty good.

 

[catman70]

Come to Massachusetts and you'll see all the manual safeties you can handle for a lifetime


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[winterwar]

My LGS has a few compacts w/15rd mags in stock. Take a look at UPC: 798681558698, SIG P/N: 320C-9-BSS-MS

https://www.kingsfirearmsonline.com/products/p320-798681558698

 

[SGT45]

My LGS has a few compacts w/15rd mags in stock. Take a look at UPC: 798681558698, SIG P/N: 320C-9-BSS-MS

https://www.kingsfirearmsonline.com/products/p320-798681558698

My luck- Out of stock.

I am looking for a FDE P320 9mm w/MS too

 

[SGT45]

Come to Massachusetts and you'll see all the manual safeties you can handle for a lifetime


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Where, where where!!!!!!!

I am looking for a FDE P320 9mm w/ MS.

 

[vachy]

Thanks :lol:

 

[vachy]

I just found some strange pictures, P320 with manual safety, from here https://www.thegunwriter.com/22258/humility-and-a-sense-of-honor-today-at-the-sig-sauer-booth/. I don't know which model it is. Is it called XM17? It has p320 look like. :lol:
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Where to find them...

 

[SigNewb]

That is the new model for the US Army's MHS procurement. Not sure when/if it will be available to mere muggles anytime soon. The manual safety, RMR cut, color, etc were specific to that offering.

 

[vachy]

That is the new model for the US Army's MHS procurement. Not sure when/if it will be available to mere muggles anytime soon. The manual safety, RMR cut, color, etc were specific to that offering.

Thanks

 

[vachy]

I found one .... P320SP Carry

:lol:
from here ...
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/690880399056088613/

 

[arjunkie4]

Wow it even shows it having a LCI, havent seen that on any of the commercial models, it is a feature on the M17 though

 

[vachy]

Wow it even shows it having a LCI, havent seen that on any of the commercial models, it is a feature on the M17 though

:thumbsd:

 

[kankles]

There is one at Rifle Gear in Plano a few days ago

 

[fumblefingers]

wait - a P320 SP Carry has a DAO trigger? Wasn't this the very reason all the P250 haters moved to the P320 to begin with? I mean, yeah, hammer/striker, but DAO?

 

[vachy]

There is one at Rifle Gear in Plano a few days ago

Many Thanks!

 

[vachy]

wait - a P320 SP Carry has a DAO trigger? Wasn't this the very reason all the P250 haters moved to the P320 to begin with? I mean, yeah, hammer/striker, but DAO?

I think P320 has no hammer and use DAO for all its model.

 

[fumblefingers]

I think P320 has no hammer and use DAO for all its model.

Standard P320 has no hammer, correct. But the trigger is DAK - Double Action Kellerman, which is sort of DA/SA, but not quite.

 

[catman70]

Where, where where!!!!!!!



I am looking for a FDE P320 9mm w/ MS.

https://thegunparlor.com


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[steved13]

Standard P320 has no hammer, correct. But the trigger is DAK - Double Action Kellerman, which is sort of DA/SA, but not quite.

The P320 is striker fired, no hammer and not DAK. Many call it a DAO but IMO that is a misnomer also IMO it's best described as a striker. It is called a double action because the trigger pull, pulls the striker back slightly before it releases, but the striker is already pulled back most of the way by the slide reciprocating and resetting it. A striker has a longer take up than a single action, but that take up is very light compared to a double action.

There are "2" actions, pulling the striker back slightly, and then releasing it, which is why people call it a DAO, but the feel is very much somewhere between all other SAO and DAO.

Edit: I left out DAK is a DAO with 2 reset points, and a double strike capability, which the P320 does not have.