country_boy
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Ummm I hope you mean 115 gr and not 155 that could be bad.
Sig P320 VS FN 509
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Ummm I hope you mean 115 gr and not 155 that could be bad.
Depends on how new a person is to a certain platform. Most all started out changing something they already had, make that their own before they get into making something their own from scratch.
I am actually not wanting to change a bunch of stuff on a new defense handgun. So, that has been my journey. The P320 has actually been the only current handgun I own that I have not wanted to change anything, not even sights. My PPQ M1 comes close, but I am going to change sights one day. My M&P M2.0s are very close as well. I have not changed anything, but I would not mind different sights.
I will say that if I would have ended up keeping the FN509, I would not have changed anything.
As to a previous statement I made, it was a typo. I meant for it to say 115 grain ammo.
As far as buying a firearm and then changing it to what you want it to be, I say why not.
You buy a house, you may probably the paint color. You buy a car, you probably change the wheels.
I have ridden Harleys since 1972, none of them have ever remained factory.
I collect 1911A1 pistols. The ones I feel may have some collector value remain stock. The ones I buy to shoot, I do what is necessary to make then match my expectations of what I want in a firearm.
Once I get the ejection issue worked out on my P320, I think it will be a very nice firearm to shoot.
As far as buying a firearm and then changing it to what you want it to be, I say why not.
You buy a house, you may probably the paint color. You buy a car, you probably change the wheels.
I have ridden Harleys since 1972, none of them have ever remained factory.
I collect 1911A1 pistols. The ones I feel may have some collector value remain stock. The ones I buy to shoot, I do what is necessary to make then match my expectations of what I want in a firearm.
Once I get the ejection issue worked out on my P320, I think it will be a very nice firearm to shoot.
i am also looking at getting either a compact in the fn 509 or Sig p320. I do like the modularity concept of the p320 but will i ever take advantage of that hmmm probably never but who knows. will it fit a carbine type set up then that could be interesting....
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