Sig P320 aftermarket barrels?

[Don45]

Hello anyone know of a Canadian source of aftermarket barrels for a full size 9mm Sig P320?
I know that Bar-Sto in the US makes them but they don't ship outside of the US.

 

[s2000ron]

order from springer precision they ship to canada

 

[Don45]

Thanks I will check them out.

 

[hatman1793]

Why?
Is the factory Sig barrel crap?

Add a reason. People want to know.

 

[Don45]

The reason I am thinking of a new barrel is that the 9mm is less accurate than the 40 S&W P320 I have, it isn't terrible but just not quite as good at the 40 S&W.

Why?
Is the factory Sig barrel crap?

Add a reason. People want to know.

 

[marshall]

Did you try different weight and brands of ammo?

 

[jimbo14]

The reason I am thinking of a new barrel is that the 9mm is less accurate than the 40 S&W P320 I have, it isn't terrible but just not quite as good at the 40 S&W.

How ‘not quite as good’, is it?

 

[Don45]

I mostly use my own reloads but I have used some of the CCI aluminum ammo that has the same 124 grain bullet weight and the accuracy is similar to my reloads.

Did you try different weight and brands of ammo?

How ‘not quite as good’, is it?

I find with the 40 S&W I am able to hit the zero on an IDPA target easier than with the 9mm but thinking on it it likely isn't too much different than my S&W M&P 9mm.
The 9mm is the newer one so maybe I need to put more rounds through it and either break in the barrel or just get more practice with the 9mm version.
Either way looks like I will be shooting more rounds through it

 

[jimbo14]

I find with the 40 S&W I am able to hit the zero on an IDPA target easier than with the 9mm but thinking on it it likely isn't too much different than my S&W M&P 9mm.
The 9mm is the newer one so maybe I need to put more rounds through it and either break in the barrel or just get more practice with the 9mm version.
Either way looks like I will be shooting more rounds through it

The IDPA -0 circle in the torso is 8” in diameter. The problem isn’t the gun. If you don’t believe me, let an experienced shooter try out your gun. I see this all the time.
Get some coaching help. You’ll find out what you’re doing wrong and will get back on track sooner.

 

[robchar]

Try a company in the US called Dragon fire. Makes many barrels for many guns. The made a 9mm for my 40 cal Sig P 226. Super accurate and functioned 100%

 

[Don45]

Thanks for the info and tips.