[ahinkle]

Hi All,

I've been looking everywhere for a P320 RX with the Romeo1 sights. Everywhere has been sold out.

I just found this one recently.. the compact P320 RX:
Sig Sauer P320 Compact 9mm Striker-Fired Pistol | Bucks & Jakes Outfitters

and the full-size:
Sig Sauer P320 Full Size 9mm Striker-Fired Pistol with ROMEO1 Reflex Sight | Bucks & Jakes Outfitters

Is the full size heavier? Shoot differently? Anyone have any pros/cons?


Thanks!

 

[JimLob65]

Can't answer your specific question, but Cabelas is listing the full size RX on the web sight.

 

[DPeter85]

The Compact is more versatile for sure. I basically just traded my full size for a compact with an additional threaded barrel and compensator with it.

The full size sure shoots nice and is fun for the range but the Compact just is all around more functional for me.

 

[ahinkle]

Is that below the MAP? seems like all have them listed at the same price ($749) .. seems like bucks and jakes has free shipping. That helps too!

 

[ahinkle]

The Compact is more versatile for sure. I basically just traded my full size for a compact with an additional threaded barrel and compensator with it.

The full size sure shoots nice and is fun for the range but the Compact just is all around more functional for me.

Thanks for the advice

 

[MLC7]

I have both the full and the compact. I keep the full size pimped out with a light and a 21Rd. mag for nightstand or range time and the compact I EDC. As Dpeter85 mentioned the carry model is more versatile and it's easier to conceal.

$749 is a good price, just a month or so ago they were scarce around the time of the announcement that the Army was going to buy P320's, they were selling for as high as $950 or more I think on gun broker. Yeah the MAP is $749.

 

[olbriar]

I have both guns. I like them both a lot. My full size has the Romeo1 and it's a great range gun. Love the optics.. just love it. The compact I carry. It's a great shooter just like the full size. Both are chambered in 9mm. Both are very comfortable to shoot. Both are quite accurate. I'm very happy that I have both. The full size is a bit large for a carry weapon and I wasn't that thrilled about the Romeo1 being exposed to the every day wear and tear. It comes with a cover but it would likely fall off and I would hate to have to remove it in a protection scenario. It's a range tool. It improves my shooting. And, it's just a lot of fun to use... a LOT of fun. I bought the compact 320 without the optics for the reasons mentioned. I love the 320 feel and enjoyed the striker fired system. I'm very excited about the modularity too. The smaller size, no optics to protect and worry about, and two guns that I can mix and match made buying the compact a perfect acquisition. I paid 665 for my full size RX and 530 for the compact. I will not part with either. Both have become favorites to shoot. If I could only have one... I'd buy the compact with the Romeo1. I would also get an non milled slide for my carry preferences. Many carry with the optics but it's just not me.

You will enjoy either. The 320 is a great Sig. Good luck in making a decision. Hard choice... Welcome to SigTalk and greetings from the flat lands of Kansas.