[wdh1974]

I think it would be an exciting market move, and surly easy to make, and the sales would be strong, and maybe even help boost the mods market to the levels of "glock"

 

[durandetto]

It's hard enough for them to produce the regular ones. I wouldn't hold my breath on them producing something different.

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[Alma]

It's not that hard to smooth them down.

 

[Gibbs]

Odds? About like winning the POWERBALL ticket lottery.....twice.
Firearms manufactures are sticklers about not wanting "any" modifications done to their weapons after they leave the factory. Triggers, sear modifications, etc are not in their wish. If they get back a firearm to work on for warranty work they want to receive it exactly like it was when it was placed in the outgoing container.

Grip modules, plain, would not be a choice, since it is production and the retailer won't know "who" in their clients would want just a plain grip.

 

[DerrickT]

I'd be happy if they would just produce more than what they are currently. Cool idea though, but they won't do it. Someone like polymer 80 should produce some. That would be the only way I see this happening.

 

[ricky bobby]

It's hard enough for them to produce the regular ones. I wouldn't hold my breath on them producing something different.

This - its like asking what are the odds of a Tactical Grey module being offered -

 

[GoneBallisticInAlabama]

I like my odds of finding Bigfoot a lot better.

 

[DBS]

You would think some third-party outfit would develop aftermarket grip frames for the 320 platform.

They're plastic, and they're not serialized, so the engineering and legal hurdles can't be that significant.

Seems like there's plenty of unmet demand out there to support that kind of venture.

 

[saudadeii]

I think it would be an exciting market move, and surly easy to make, and the sales would be strong, and maybe even help boost the mods market to the levels of "glock"

What market research have you done to support this?

 

[steved13]

What market research have you done to support this?

None, he's just talking out his butt. I guess you are new to the internet?

 

[wdh1974]

Whew.....

There for a second i thought i was on some apple/iphone forum with these responses!





Those of use that actually USE our sig p320 for work and have no mod limitations might enjoy a stronger mod market than what we have now, as i refuse to own another glock.

 

[steved13]

Wow dude, 2 posts and you're on the attack. Think maybe there is more than one way to take something posted on a forum? Did you miss the big smiley face, that I posted to give you a clue?

 

[ryanol]

First off - I don't think there are all that many folks that truly want to mod their guns. I honestly believe its mostly just a social media thing for folks that want to shoot more jpegs than bullets. My guess is the instaglocks of the world make up less than 1 half of 1 percent.

That said...no finger grooves, no "Grip Zone", very small logo, and best of all replaceable for $40 - sure seems like the 320 is better positioned as is than any of the other plastic fantastics as far as grip modding (undercuts, stippling, etc) goes.

 

[Lane73]

It's not that hard to smooth them down.

Do tell you method of this with any details on tools and pics Please.

I've got one I need to affix a flux-capacitor to and hit 88mph..

 

[SMT]

Sig is having such difficulty keeping in stock the current options/accessories, especially now with the military contract, I can't see them offering yet another new item any time soon. Maybe in the future, but I suspect it will be a long wait.

 

[sigsrok]

Welcome from PA!