From SHOT Business:
The new P320 Modular Pistol was designed for law-enforcement use. It allows departments to take a basic pistol and, through the use of interchangeable grips, interchangeable grip/frame shells with steel inserts, and different barrels and slides, modify one basic model to full-size duty configuration or compact and sub-compact models for plain-clothes or back-up use. It will be available in 9mm, .357 SIG, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP, and calibers can also be interchanged with the modular design.
The base pistol features a polymer frame with a 1913 rail and a Nitron-finished slide equipped with Siglite Night Sights. The striker-fired operating action produces a trigger pull of 5.5 to 6.5 pounds. The P320 will be offered in three complete pistol models (SRP: $713 for each) that are ready for service as is, but can be modified to any of the other model configurations.
The Full Size model features a 4.7-inch barrel and weighs in at 29.4 ounces, empty. Overall length is 8 inches, width is 1.4 inches, and height is 5.5 inches. Magazine capacity in this model is 17 rounds in 9mm, 14 rounds in .357 SIG and .40 S&W, and 10 rounds in .45 ACP.
The Carry model features a 3.9-inch barrel and the empty weight is 26.9 ounces. Overall length is 7.2 inches, width is 1.3 inches (using the standard grip), and height is 5.1 inches. Magazine capacity is 15 rounds in 9mm, 13 rounds in .357 SIG and .40 S&W, and 9 rounds in .45 ACP.
The Sub-Compact model features a 3.6-inch barrel and an empty weight of 24.9 ounces. Overall width is 1.1 inches, length is 6.7 inches, and height is 4.7 inches. Capacity is 12 rounds in 9mm, 10 rounds in .357 SIG and .40 S&W, and 6 rounds in .45 ACP.
Train hard & stay safe! ToddG
Sounds like a rebranding of the P250 to me.
Personally, I’m hoping it will allow different color slides as well–gold, diamond, rainbow, whatever–to allow one to make a serious fashion statement.
The P250 + 70, oh what does it mean? Hopefully not a flop x2.
Dices, slices, julienne fries! But wait, there’s more!!!
So essentially it’s a striker fired 250.
I am looking forward to seeing how this thing looks,
If I buy one do I get a free lay-zor and range bag?
I’m hoping it works out.
I want to like this pistol. On paper, I think the interchangeability is a great feature. But, on paper, the 250 looked good. The reality was “meh”. Hopefully, Sig learned a few lessons from the 250 and have “polished the turd” into something that will actually sell…
I want to see Sig finally make something innovative and worth buying. The new rehash of the 556 looks like a solid “meh”. Maybe this will finally be the hit they are looking for.
I would have thought they would have learned their lesson from the 250. As stated above, on paper it seems like a good idea, on paper… I guess we will see? Sig needs to “fix” their quality issues first, then look to new designs. Of course that is just my opinion….
This and an HK striker fired pistol…well color my pencils if we won’t have us a clash of the fanboys 😀
If the new improved striker fired P250 has a DAO long pull/reset type trigger, it will not sell.