P320 X Full vs RXP Full

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There a couple different versions. Sig has three types of slides:
-Standard slides with no optics cut
-M17 style slide with combined optic plate+rear sight, has LCI
-Pro style, with optic plate and standard rear dovetail, no LCI
The Xfull comes in both of the latter two varieties. Personally I prefer the pro style.

My rxp coyote slide also had rmr holes already as well as rear sights.

balmo said:

So I did about 30 minutes of searching and couldn't find my answer.

I am looking for the main differences between the P320 X Full and RXP Full. I know the RXP comes standard with Sigs red dot, and you do not lose the rear sight.

Is this the only difference?

TYIA

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There are several differences.

P320 X Full:
X Ray Front Sight instead of standard site
X Series Carry Size Grip module versus Standard Full Size Grip module
X Series Trigger versus standard trigger
X Series Slide versus standard slide

If you are considering the RXP Full I really think it's worth the extra $80 or so to get the P320 RXP XFull. The latter includes the X Series Carry Grip module, the X Series Trigger, the X Series slide, and the suppressor height Xray front sight.

Thank you. I had the same question and finding answers to differences in all the variations on the Sig site seems like a loosing battle. I feel like I almost have to go into a local store who has everything is stock to understand all the variations that Sig offers.

I prefer the X grip modules (XG, AXG, TXG). The feel better in my hand. I always buy what points most naturally when I choose a firearm.

I like the RXP the best because it has the dot already mounted and has the regular sights mounted separately in a dove tail and has the taller sight mounted. And usually all at quite a bit less money than doing it all yourself. Some of the models have the rear sight as part of the optic plate and when you add your own optic you lose the rear sight. The compact I bought was the only Sig he had in stock at the time and sure glad it was the RXP. Reading all the threads on this I see that people are buying different models and then spending a bunch of money making it the RXP. Having to have the slide milled and other stuff. It is a very confusing thing buying a Sig. If you are not into doing a lot of extra stuff it is easier to just get the RXP.