There are those like myself that consider a hammer fired pistol a little safer then a striker fire. It's your call.P250 = DAO and a big hammer thingy comes back outta the frame when pressing the trigger..
P320 = striker fired awesomeness
Could you clarify that a bit more? Because as far as I know, the P250 FCU doesn't either.Also the 320 does not support all calibers with the same FCU unfortunately.
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The 9mm/.40 P320 FCU can not officially take a .45 slide, and the .45 FCU can not take 9mm and .40 slides although I've heard some people have had luck getting them to work. I thought that the same P250 FCU would work with all P250 caliber slides.Could you clarify that a bit more? Because as far as I know, the P250 FCU doesn't either.
Gotcha, yea I've heard the same thing with some forum members getting it to work. But I've also heard some admitting that one of the internal safeties does not engage when you do this.The 9mm/.40 P320 FCU can not officially take a .45 slide, and the .45 FCU can not take 9mm and .40 slides although I've heard some people have had luck getting them to work. I thought that the same P250 FCU would work with all P250 caliber slides.
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While I have no personal experience with the question, there is this instruction sheet from SIG:Also, I'm pretty sure the P250 .45 FCU is dedicated to the .45. Pretty sure. Maybe someone else can confirm that for us.
At the least, a .45 X-Change kit will work on a P250 FCU of another caliber.In order to use your P250 .45 Auto Caliber X-Change kit on a receiver that was originally any caliber other than .45 Auto, the slide catch lever, spring and spring cap must be removed and replaced with ones supplied with the kit.
Good to know. I stand corrected.The P250 fcu will work with the 22, 380, 9, 40, 357, and 45 kits. The P250 45 kit has a unique grip to hold the larger magazine just for the 45.