why turn p320 to Glock?

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Hi folks, recently I found a few guys wanna get rid of their p320 and trade a Glock 17/19.

What could be the possible reason? I own a Glock 17 and recently studying Sig.

I know P320 is the latest modular pistol that got the military contract. There should be some pros and cons.

Please share your opinion and experience with P320 AND Glock17.19
 
I think it comes down to the triggers, and the safety.

Many people prefer the P320 trigger, and many of them consider the P320 platform to be more competitive for things like IPSC, IDPA, and PPC.

Many people prefer the Glock's safety.
 
cndgnt said:
Hi folks, recently I found a few guys wanna get rid of their p320 and trade a Glock 17/19.

What could be the possible reason? I own a Glock 17 and recently studying Sig.

I know P320 is the latest modular pistol that got the military contract. There should be some pros and cons.

Please share your opinion and experience with P320 AND Glock17.19
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I dumped my Sig P320 for a Beretta APX. Best decision ever.
 
Don't bother with either and buy a Walther PPQ.

I shot a G17 Gen 2 for YEARS, but it was permanently relegated to the locker after I first picked up a PPQ. The PPQ fits my hand far better, and the trigger is superior, even when compared to aftermarket Glock triggers. My PPQ M1 Navy was every bit as reliable as all the Glocks on Pistol Courses in the US, and I'm talking courses where you shoot 2000 rounds in 2 days.
 
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I have both and like both. I have owned Glocks for many years and have never had an issue with any of them.

I got a 320 a few years ago, and it is completely reliable just as the Glock is. I did like the ability to switch out the grip to the right size for me, rather than having to have custom work done on a G-17 frame. With that in mind, I can switch the grip on the 320 to a smaller one for my wife. She has also shot Glock for a long time and now prefers the grip on the 320, in either full size or compact grip length.

The only thing is that usually it is easier to get parts for Glocks, not that a lot break, than it is for Sig.

Ultimately up to you and fit to your hand, and how it points for you.

P.
 
cndgnt said:
Hi folks, recently I found a few guys wanna get rid of their p320 and trade a Glock 17/19.

What could be the possible reason? I own a Glock 17 and recently studying Sig.

I know P320 is the latest modular pistol that got the military contract. There should be some pros and cons.

Please share your opinion and experience with P320 AND Glock17.19
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the g17 got a few contracts as well and special forces in the us are still using different glocks ...
 
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