You want a consistent trigger pull or something light? Then striker fired. Unmodified, they are naturally susceptible to more creep though from my experience.

You want less recoil, a better feeling trigger? Then it's DA/SA. It's not that hard to master the first shot DA then the transition to the lighter SA pulls. Any quick mods can bring you down to around 5-6# DA and then sub 2# SA pulls. IPSC production rules need the first DA shot to be at least 5# pull. You're already going to be forced to pull a 5# shot for your first pull, why not have all succeeding pulls way lighter?

But there's a reason that 226 LDC is priced higher than the 320. And there's also a reason why the real P226 X5 is priced higher than even the LDC.

If you ask me what would I pick, I'll take the LDC every day of the week, twice on Sundays. That's a full stainless steel gun that's built to take out the likes of CZ Shadows and Tanfoglio Stocks, all the creme of the crop. In my mind a 320, albeit even if it was given the X5 nomenclature, is still a striker fired polymer framed gun that competes against a Glock 34 in competition that only gained popularity due to the strong marketing push. It's a great gun, but you already have a better and more suited one in my, and probably most people's eyes.

 

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Hello,,, glad you joined us!!!

 

Thanks for all the answers,then it seems that I have the best gun of these tow.
I really like ny LDC modell 1. But the 320 x five just looked tempting. But I an calm with the one I have 😁

 

Forgot to welcome you, so welcome to the forums!

Well, as a lot of us would say, you can never have enough SIGs! If it's a good price, go and get it just for kicks!:lol:

 

Here’s is my LDC capsicum gun👍😁

 

Holy smokes, that's a beauty. I have many 226's and a 226 x5 and 2 320x5's. All great guns. I would love to get a 226LDC for uspsa, but just not sure if there's enough of a difference between it and a regular 226 to justify the price. The 320x5 is a great gun and I use it in uspsa, I think you would like it a lot but I doubt you would like it more than the LDC. If you can get both, then do, but if not you have the better of the two, I think.

 

Recently saw a stainless LDC for sale up here, stunning looking pistol - it sold fast.