Sig X5 frame MOD / P320 X5 Build

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So this just came in from Brownells , But instead of buying new X5 Mags and new base plates Ill just copy and dremel the notches that are on the P320 frame ;)

But so Far my P320 Build is almost done for this weekends training session ;)

Yes I know I could of bought a real X5 for cheaper but then Id have an X5 like everyone else.

My build

- Trijicon RMR Type 2
- Slide machining done by RPM Precision tool
- X5 Frame
- Obsidian Arms base Pads
- Inforce APL Gen3
- Apex Trigger and Trigger bar
- Sol Can Holster
- Night Fision suppressor height sights
- High end custom krylon paint job !
- Super Custom dremel work !


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tharkhold said:
have you handled it? It's very nice... but I agree with you on the price. Get a normal 320 and the x5 grip :)
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The only problem with putting an X5 Grip on a normal P320 is that you are limited to the regular trigger pack. The X5 Trigger Pack with the vastly improved trigger pull is really the heart of the X5 system. I tried to go the route that you are suggesting, but at the end of the day I could not get past the "improved" regular P320 trigger. It was absolutely the worst trigger that I have ever encountered in a striker-fired handgun. I ended up selling my P320 because of the stock trigger and would never consider owming another unless it is the X5 version. YMM (obviously) V....
 
I had the Apex Trigger Bar and Trigger installed. The factory "improved" Trigger was still total junk. Heavy, with a brutally long stack prior to the break. I simply could not abide such a trigger, as I could not effectively master it. It had to go. Perhaps I just had a lemon, but I don't think so. The factory "improved" drop-safe triģger is junk in my books and only the much more expensive X5 version is serviceable. As I said however, YMMV.
 
Fair enough :) This is what's cool about pistols, not everybody likes the same thing. I just have one pistol that I use for Training and Self Defence. Im sitting at about 1200 rounds thru it at the moment and I guess Im just used to it. And even with the RMR im still a horrible shot.

But I did get a 0.48 from the low ready on a 8" steel plate at 10y. ( On the 3rd try ) lol.... I was pretty stoked.

My fastest double tap on 8" steel is 2.4 Sec from the draw. That I can do no problem after a few hours at the range once Im in the zone.

But if I try to go faster its not pretty....Had to slow down yesterday and go back to the basics. So we did 2 dot torture exercises, on our own time after 8 hours on the range to finish off the training session. Now that was hard.

But a 50 yards shot on steel is way easier with the RMR. I found the the dot helped me improve my long range shots.
 
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Still alive said:
It shoots great too. First time I’ve ever used an RMR on a pistol. The toughest thing is seeing the dot from the draw but it’s a matter of practice. Doing draws at 5yds on a 5” circle is stupid easy with DILLI’s gun!
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Whats funny is my best 10 shot group of the day was with your glock gen 2 ...lol...
 
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