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Originally Posted By WorkDroid: Good! Glad they didnt go retard and design another mag. It looks striker fired? Originally Posted By WorkDroid: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: That's a full size pistol line that uses P320 mags but unlike the P320, it's not designed around a DAO POS. It is, but the P320 repurposed the P250 slide, which was a DAO hammer fired pistol. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: What "competitors" are selling 40+ year old DA/SA metal framed guns (besides Beretta)? Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By mustangduckk: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Unfortunately, they still aren't making P226/P229s with threaded barrels. They make factory drop in threaded barrels. Sure. For $230 extra. Meanwhile, all their competitors are selling threaded barrel guns from the factory. What "competitors" are selling 40+ year old DA/SA metal framed guns (besides Beretta)? Oddly specific criteria, don't you think? Beretta sells a pile of threaded barrel models including the M9A4 and the 92XI variants. CZ used to sell the SP01 threaded before resetting their classic line to all Shadow guns. They still offer the Nocturne series threaded. HK still sells threaded versions of their traditional guns like the USP, Mk23, and HK45. Several 1911 manufacturers offer threaded barrels, and some like Kimber offer threaded barrels on double stack guns. Sig is the sole outlier here, and that's made extra weird by the fact that they're the only company on this list that's also a full line suppressor manufacturer. If they can do silly stuff like "Nightmare" and "Extreme" and "Nightshift" and whatever they call the gun with a topo map on the slide, they can offer a factory threaded barrel on the pistol that built their reputation in this country. The P226-XCarry is begging for a threaded barrel. |
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An FCU is supposed to provide modularity and universal design. Now we have 3 types of FCUs. And they go around acting like a low bore axis and trigger dingus is a revolutionary breakthrough … you know stuff people have been doing with polymer striker fired guns since the 80s. And the usual guntube shills will glaze this thing. Loving that guntube is just as bad if not worse than the “dead tree” gun magazines they replaced. |
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Not really interested in the guns, but the optics have me curious. I don't need a BT enabled pistol sight, but the digital tech is neat and could be the future of weapon optics, who knows. More interested in the Romeo AMR combo at the ~$500 price point. I sort of like a prism + dot combo, but this makes a lot of sense too. |
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I think they’ve burned through too much good will. Their optics are just rebranded Chinese stuff… basically the optics equivalent of the “Winchester” branded gas station knife. They look and feel like airsoft year. They mishandled the issues with the dangerous P320 horribly, and that’s not their only QC complaint in recent years. A once serious company has become a goofy lifestyle brand always coming up with some new paint scheme on old shit they pay bro vets on YouTube to pimp for them. I just don’t think I own enough Grunt Gear and BRCC apparel to be a SIG customer in 2026. Maybe I’d feel differently if they finally added a Grip Zone to their pistols following Springfield’s innovation. Surely the patent is nearly expired on a zone to grip the pistol by. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: What "competitors" are selling 40+ year old DA/SA metal framed guns (besides Beretta)? Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By mustangduckk: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Unfortunately, they still aren't making P226/P229s with threaded barrels. They make factory drop in threaded barrels. Sure. For $230 extra. Meanwhile, all their competitors are selling threaded barrel guns from the factory. What "competitors" are selling 40+ year old DA/SA metal framed guns (besides Beretta)? CZ? |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: P250 was improved to the point that it worked, and had a 99.99999999% reliable trigger. It was when SIG tried to improve that number just a little bit in the P320 that SIG went downhill. Hopefully the P385 is the upswing:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff_ciqi5jNsOriginally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By DriftingArmed: Originally Posted By ShaggyNuckles: Originally Posted By Seven-Shooter: This. SIG has been steadily rolling downhill since the 250. is that accurate, the 210, is very good, the 22X line is very good, the 211 line is very good, people really like the 365 line as well as there optics. the mcx and 320 are kind of retarded but sig makes some solid stuff. It’s not accurate at all. It was a stupid statement that clearly was made due to hating sig for whatever band wagon thought. Sig has grown since the 250 pistol a lot. Not saying they are the best but it’s a fact that they have gone somewhere but not downhill P250 was improved to the point that it worked, and had a 99.99999999% reliable trigger. It was when SIG tried to improve that number just a little bit in the P320 that SIG went downhill. Hopefully the P385 is the upswing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff_ciqi5jNsHuh? Aside from being a giant pile, the P250 had the problem of being a DAO semiautomatic pistol making it unpopular and an obvious dead end. Sig HAD to launch a striker fired pistol to remain relevant. They unfortunately decided to convert the P250 instead of starting with a clean sheet gun, and they cut too many corners along the way. |
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Originally Posted By VeryAverage: I think they’ve burned through too much good will. Their optics are just rebranded Chinese stuff… basically the optics equivalent of the “Winchester” branded gas station knife. They look and feel like airsoft year. They mishandled the issues with the dangerous P320 horribly, and that’s not their only QC complaint in recent years. A once serious company has become a goofy lifestyle brand always coming up with some new paint scheme on old shit they pay bro vets on YouTube to pimp for them. I just don’t think I own enough Grunt Gear and BRCC apparel to be a SIG customer in 2026. Maybe I’d feel differently if they finally added a Grip Zone to their pistols following Springfield’s innovation. Surely the patent is nearly expired on a zone to grip the pistol by. Internet gun people are going to be mad at Sig the same way they're still mad at Ruger because Bill was a fudd despite him being dead for almost 25 years. In the real world, they're still selling the hell out of P365s. The biggest problem with their optics line is that it's confusing and poorly delineated. Optics like the ROMEO4T, ROMEO8T, and ROMEO-X Enclosed are made in the US, and they're generally equal to or better than comparable entries from Trijicon, Aimpoint, and EOtech. But you rarely see those products because they're expensive and few people know about them. Meanwhile, most of the various optics that have shipped with their pistols over the years are worse than a $199 Holosun. The biggest difference between Sig and a company like Vortex is, Vortex does a much better job of categorizing their products by budget and product line. |
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Shawn Ryan was pimping the P385 today on his podcast / video blog. My sense is that they're trying to keep their LE / MIL sales. I'm not going to re-hash the P320 controversy but SIG realizes it's got a bad reputation and its days are numbered. Using the same mags, saves R&D costs, manufacturing and gets P320 owners to consider buying a P385 since they already own P320 mags. I expect SIG will offer enticing deals to LE agencies to trade out P320s for P385s and/or Glocks. S&W was courting LE agencies carrying competitor's guns for a while. These days it seems manufacturers use early adopters as beta testers. I would wait a year before buying one. |
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Originally Posted By USP10MM686: Sig needs to launch Ron Cohen into the sun for me to buy another product from them. And make something starting with .4! I must have both!!!! |
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Originally Posted By InflectionPoint: There is NOTHING wrong with their older metal framed DA/SA and SAO pistols. Originally Posted By InflectionPoint: Originally Posted By craig24680: I'd trust a wet fart after a drunken night of Taco bell more than ANYTHING sig There is NOTHING wrong with their older metal framed DA/SA and SAO pistols. The stuff they barely make anymore. Even then I’d limit my purchases of metal framed hammer fired sigs to the pre cohen era |
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I heard a rumor this gun has been in development for many years and was held off due to optics. The 320 ran its course and this was the replacement. They didn’t want to replace the 320 during the bad press as it would appear they were acknowledging its failures. I like my M17 but don’t shoot it anymore. I still have a few 365s which I like but have moved away from sig and playing more in DASA |
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Originally Posted By ShaggyNuckles: if the 385 is the upswing, what was the 365 and 211. Originally Posted By ShaggyNuckles: Originally Posted By backbencher: P250 was improved to the point that it worked, and had a 99.99999999% reliable trigger. It was when SIG tried to improve that number just a little bit in the P320 that SIG went downhill. Hopefully the P385 is the upswing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff_ciqi5jNsif the 385 is the upswing, what was the 365 and 211. Bandaids. Hopefully the 385 can manage a higher round count than the 365, & SIG has fixed their Indian MIM issue. |
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Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Huh? Aside from being a giant pile, the P250 had the problem of being a DAO semiautomatic pistol making it unpopular and an obvious dead end. Sig HAD to launch a striker fired pistol to remain relevant. They unfortunately decided to convert the P250 instead of starting with a clean sheet gun, and they cut too many corners along the way. Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By DriftingArmed: Originally Posted By ShaggyNuckles: Originally Posted By Seven-Shooter: This. SIG has been steadily rolling downhill since the 250. is that accurate, the 210, is very good, the 22X line is very good, the 211 line is very good, people really like the 365 line as well as there optics. the mcx and 320 are kind of retarded but sig makes some solid stuff. It’s not accurate at all. It was a stupid statement that clearly was made due to hating sig for whatever band wagon thought. Sig has grown since the 250 pistol a lot. Not saying they are the best but it’s a fact that they have gone somewhere but not downhill P250 was improved to the point that it worked, and had a 99.99999999% reliable trigger. It was when SIG tried to improve that number just a little bit in the P320 that SIG went downhill. Hopefully the P385 is the upswing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff_ciqi5jNsHuh? Aside from being a giant pile, the P250 had the problem of being a DAO semiautomatic pistol making it unpopular and an obvious dead end. Sig HAD to launch a striker fired pistol to remain relevant. They unfortunately decided to convert the P250 instead of starting with a clean sheet gun, and they cut too many corners along the way. By the end of the run, from what I understand, the P250 was a functional DAO pistol. Not the market's fault that nobody wanted a DAO pistol at that point, that was a complete misfire by SIG, but the late P250 wasn't a bad gun, and you could convert it from .22 LR all the way to .45 ACP. Does the P385 take P320 barrels? At least it takes the P320 mags, that was a smart move. |
This might be the cringiest video in TFB's history, but here it is:  SIG's All New Duty Pistol: The P385 |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: By the end of the run, from what I understand, the P250 was a functional DAO pistol. Not the market's fault that nobody wanted a DAO pistol at that point, that was a complete misfire by SIG, but the late P250 wasn't a bad gun, and you could convert it from .22 LR all the way to .45 ACP. Does the P385 take P320 barrels? At least it takes the P320 mags, that was a smart move. Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By backbencher: Originally Posted By DriftingArmed: Originally Posted By ShaggyNuckles: Originally Posted By Seven-Shooter: This. SIG has been steadily rolling downhill since the 250. is that accurate, the 210, is very good, the 22X line is very good, the 211 line is very good, people really like the 365 line as well as there optics. the mcx and 320 are kind of retarded but sig makes some solid stuff. It’s not accurate at all. It was a stupid statement that clearly was made due to hating sig for whatever band wagon thought. Sig has grown since the 250 pistol a lot. Not saying they are the best but it’s a fact that they have gone somewhere but not downhill P250 was improved to the point that it worked, and had a 99.99999999% reliable trigger. It was when SIG tried to improve that number just a little bit in the P320 that SIG went downhill. Hopefully the P385 is the upswing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff_ciqi5jNsHuh? Aside from being a giant pile, the P250 had the problem of being a DAO semiautomatic pistol making it unpopular and an obvious dead end. Sig HAD to launch a striker fired pistol to remain relevant. They unfortunately decided to convert the P250 instead of starting with a clean sheet gun, and they cut too many corners along the way. By the end of the run, from what I understand, the P250 was a functional DAO pistol. Not the market's fault that nobody wanted a DAO pistol at that point, that was a complete misfire by SIG, but the late P250 wasn't a bad gun, and you could convert it from .22 LR all the way to .45 ACP. Does the P385 take P320 barrels? At least it takes the P320 mags, that was a smart move. According to the interview with Phil, the only P385 parts used elsewhere are the magazine, the sights, and the mag well. Everything else is unique to the gun. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: It's not a simple scale up, but there's a lot of what looks like inspiration taken from the 365 FCU to me. It's definitely more of an evolution from the 365 than it is from the 320. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/157876/35j6jm-3831664.png Originally Posted By D_Man: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Technically, they don't have to change a lot to call it "new." And I expect that's what's been done here. I don't know when these guns ship, but it's going to be fun to pop the slide off one and see what they did. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/157876/35j6jm-3831664.png If they fixed the trigger return spring, and that one annoying fucking pin, then it should be half decent, assuming they dedicate to some level of QC. |
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Originally Posted By LV1976: So no adjustment click wheels? That is interesting. Originally Posted By LV1976: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: The 365 isn't a refinement of the P320. There are some external visual similarities, but internally, they're completely different guns. If the XRAY5 optic works as designed, that's going to be pretty damn game changing. That solid state design is the biggest change in pistol optics going back to when ruggedized pistol optics for duty use were introduced, and maybe even before that depending upon one's perspective. So no adjustment click wheels? That is interesting. It’s done with an app. From what I’m told you can have multiple poi settings. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: They expected people to jump on the P211 bandwagon. That obviously didn't happen, so this is Plan B. The PSA AXR S will be able to take P320 magazines along with Gen3 Glock slides, so they can piss off two completely different fanbases  Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By macman37: They need a trade in/trade up program. I have a solid stash of P320 mags still. They expected people to jump on the P211 bandwagon. That obviously didn't happen, so this is Plan B. The PSA AXR S will be able to take P320 magazines along with Gen3 Glock slides, so they can piss off two completely different fanbases Do you have the data to back up your speculation? |
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Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Oddly specific criteria, don't you think? Beretta sells a pile of threaded barrel models including the M9A4 and the 92XI variants. CZ used to sell the SP01 threaded before resetting their classic line to all Shadow guns. They still offer the Nocturne series threaded. HK still sells threaded versions of their traditional guns like the USP, Mk23, and HK45. Several 1911 manufacturers offer threaded barrels, and some like Kimber offer threaded barrels on double stack guns. Sig is the sole outlier here, and that's made extra weird by the fact that they're the only company on this list that's also a full line suppressor manufacturer. If they can do silly stuff like "Nightmare" and "Extreme" and "Nightshift" and whatever they call the gun with a topo map on the slide, they can offer a factory threaded barrel on the pistol that built their reputation in this country. The P226-XCarry is begging for a threaded barrel. Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By mustangduckk: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Unfortunately, they still aren't making P226/P229s with threaded barrels. They make factory drop in threaded barrels. Sure. For $230 extra. Meanwhile, all their competitors are selling threaded barrel guns from the factory. What "competitors" are selling 40+ year old DA/SA metal framed guns (besides Beretta)? Oddly specific criteria, don't you think? Beretta sells a pile of threaded barrel models including the M9A4 and the 92XI variants. CZ used to sell the SP01 threaded before resetting their classic line to all Shadow guns. They still offer the Nocturne series threaded. HK still sells threaded versions of their traditional guns like the USP, Mk23, and HK45. Several 1911 manufacturers offer threaded barrels, and some like Kimber offer threaded barrels on double stack guns. Sig is the sole outlier here, and that's made extra weird by the fact that they're the only company on this list that's also a full line suppressor manufacturer. If they can do silly stuff like "Nightmare" and "Extreme" and "Nightshift" and whatever they call the gun with a topo map on the slide, they can offer a factory threaded barrel on the pistol that built their reputation in this country. The P226-XCarry is begging for a threaded barrel. To be a true competitor, it needs to be like what you're talking about. And that is a 1970s design metal frame double action single action gun. |
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Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: This might be the cringiest video in TFB's history, but here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eni_dA6l-KMI'm not going to badmouth a member, so I have nothing else to say 
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Originally Posted By bm3: Do you have the data to back up your speculation? Originally Posted By bm3: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By macman37: They need a trade in/trade up program. I have a solid stash of P320 mags still. They expected people to jump on the P211 bandwagon. That obviously didn't happen, so this is Plan B. The PSA AXR S will be able to take P320 magazines along with Gen3 Glock slides, so they can piss off two completely different fanbases Do you have the data to back up your speculation? What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By bm3: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By macman37: They need a trade in/trade up program. I have a solid stash of P320 mags still. They expected people to jump on the P211 bandwagon. That obviously didn't happen, so this is Plan B. The PSA AXR S will be able to take P320 magazines along with Gen3 Glock slides, so they can piss off two completely different fanbases Do you have the data to back up your speculation? What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product On the gto sales. |
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Originally Posted By USP10MM686: Sig needs to launch Ron Cohen into the sun for me to buy another product from them. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By StevenH: CZ? Originally Posted By StevenH: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Originally Posted By mustangduckk: Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: Unfortunately, they still aren't making P226/P229s with threaded barrels. They make factory drop in threaded barrels. Sure. For $230 extra. Meanwhile, all their competitors are selling threaded barrel guns from the factory. What "competitors" are selling 40+ year old DA/SA metal framed guns (besides Beretta)? CZ? I just scrolled down every metal frame gun and all of them have "no" under threaded barrel. https://www.czfirearms.com/en-us/products/pistols/cz-75-series?tab=1 I even looked at the other metal frame versions like the shadow series and none of them have a threaded barrel. So sig is following the lead of everyone else, only offering a threaded barrel with a polymer frame. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product I think he's referring to the point you made about the P385 being a reaction to a 2k single action only handgun not getting the "bandwagon" they thought it would, and that the P385 was solely a reaction to *that*. Which is....an interesting take. I do like that they simply took the 20 and 65 and added them together to get this model number. I do hope that they changed the stupid trigger return spring from the 365 for this one. To be honest, I hope this thing works out for Sig. I hate the way they handled the P320, and a whole slew of other things over the years, but I will never complain about a new well made firearm. |
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Originally Posted By bm3: On the gto sales. Originally Posted By bm3: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By bm3: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By macman37: They need a trade in/trade up program. I have a solid stash of P320 mags still. They expected people to jump on the P211 bandwagon. That obviously didn't happen, so this is Plan B. The PSA AXR S will be able to take P320 magazines along with Gen3 Glock slides, so they can piss off two completely different fanbases Do you have the data to back up your speculation? What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product On the gto sales.  NOBODY is taking the p211 seriously. Sure, there might be a handful of people paying $2000 - $3000 for them, but nowhere near enough sales to bring them back from all the damage that's been done with the 320 debacle. Besides, I thought once people are paying that much money for a mass produced gun, they just put on their bro glasses and shitty tattoos and get a staccato? 
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Originally Posted By Marksman14: I think he's referring to the point you made about the P385 being a reaction to a 2k single action only handgun not getting the "bandwagon" they thought it would, and that the P385 was solely a reaction to *that*. Which is....an interesting take. I do like that they simply took the 20 and 65 and added them together to get this model number. I do hope that they changed the stupid trigger return spring from the 365 for this one. To be honest, I hope this thing works out for Sig. I hate the way they handled the P320, and a whole slew of other things over the years, but I will never complain about a new well made firearm. Originally Posted By Marksman14: Originally Posted By DavidY: What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product I think he's referring to the point you made about the P385 being a reaction to a 2k single action only handgun not getting the "bandwagon" they thought it would, and that the P385 was solely a reaction to *that*. Which is....an interesting take. I do like that they simply took the 20 and 65 and added them together to get this model number. I do hope that they changed the stupid trigger return spring from the 365 for this one. To be honest, I hope this thing works out for Sig. I hate the way they handled the P320, and a whole slew of other things over the years, but I will never complain about a new well made firearm. I was originally talking about guns that people could buy to use their supply of 320 magazines. The 211 is in the same realm as the boutique guns of other companies. It's nothing to take seriously in the overall sales of a company. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: NOBODY is taking the p211 seriously. Sure, there might be a handful of people paying $2000 - $3000 for them, but nowhere near enough sales to bring them back from all the damage that's been done with the 320 debacle. Besides, I thought once people are paying that much money for a mass produced gun, they just put on their bro glasses and shitty tattoos and get a staccato? Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By bm3: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By bm3: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By macman37: They need a trade in/trade up program. I have a solid stash of P320 mags still. They expected people to jump on the P211 bandwagon. That obviously didn't happen, so this is Plan B. The PSA AXR S will be able to take P320 magazines along with Gen3 Glock slides, so they can piss off two completely different fanbases Do you have the data to back up your speculation? What data for what speculation? PSA already said they were going to be making a grip frame that takes p320 magazines for the new modular handgun (that is alleged to be completely compatible with the Ruger RXM). Will PSA actually make it? Maybe it's right in line behind the mp5, but if they do make it, it will be another use for 320 magazines that don't involve putting them in a shitty sig product On the gto sales. NOBODY is taking the p211 seriously. Sure, there might be a handful of people paying $2000 - $3000 for them, but nowhere near enough sales to bring them back from all the damage that's been done with the 320 debacle. Besides, I thought once people are paying that much money for a mass produced gun, they just put on their bro glasses and shitty tattoos and get a staccato? I can confirm you don’t know what you are talking about when it comes the sales numbers of the gto. |
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Originally Posted By GenYRevolverGuy: This might be the cringiest video in TFB's history, but here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eni_dA6l-KMJust watched this. I retract what I said, fuck Sig. Holy shit, what a crock. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: I was originally talking about guns that people could buy to use their supply of 320 magazines. The 211 is in the same realm as the boutique guns of other companies. It's nothing to take seriously in the overall sales of a company. Thank you for clarifying. Honestly, when I read your post, I didn't think that was the point you were trying to make, and Im guessing a few others didn't either
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Originally Posted By SpankMonkey: You guys who are going to jump on this just remember the P365 will become a shake awake gun with high round counts. Pretty bold statement. If it was going to develop the shake awake feature I'm sure that would have shown up in at least a few of the over 4 million they've sold. |
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It's not a pistol I will ever purchase. I hope they work well for the people who are buying them. Edit, I go to post in an Sig thread and ARFCOM starts giving me gateway error screens. A coincidence, I think not. 
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Originally Posted By craig24680: I'd trust a wet fart after a drunken night of Taco bell more than ANYTHING sig FPNI, at least anything new Sig. How far they have fallen. 
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