Posted: 3/5/2026 3:26:54 PM EDT
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1st, I can't believe I'm starting a P320 thread. 2, the slide looks very 320ish, perhaps someone can tell me if it looks like the Turks cloned the P320 sear. 3rd, the design principles are interesting: ![]() This $400 Pistol Does Something Very Strange |
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I think it just looks like a 320 cause of the takedown lever and the cheap plastic grip/frame. And a $400 p320 clone would be a brave move when you can buy a surplus sign for $299 Interesting design though I don't see how that action could actually reduce felt recoil much, but if it springs back down I could see it helping to get sights back on target faster. |
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My $300 Turk pistols have had much higher quality than the last $1100 Smith and Wesson revolver that I purchased. Attached File |
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Quoted: How many rounds will this Turkish gun last before it stops working? Like any other country, the Turks can make good thing or shotty things. I put over 13k rounds through my 5" Tisas just last year and it is running like a top. Attached File But my $200 Turkish Trashblaster PGO 12 gauge will be lucky to get through 1,300 rounds total. Attached File As far as this 320 clone is concerned, I think the base design is more troublesome than the country of manufacture. |
