It feels really good while the X frame (their performance series grip) feels slightly different and, frankly, very similar to a Glock. On the feeling of the Sig P320 grip, I think that the standard grip really fills the hand well. Worst case scenario, you’re out $40-50 instead of ruining a several-hundred-dollar firearm that can’t be fixed. They’re really a great option if you want a frame to stipple yourself and don’t want to worry about completely devaluing your firearm if you screw it up. At one point, you could even buy them directly off Amazon. They are not a serialized part of the firearm, so they don’t have to be transferred for an FFL. But the frames themselves only cost around $50 (as mentioned above) and are easily replaced. The Sig P320 doesn’t have modulators built into the frame either. Shop for the Best Prices on In Stock Glock 19sĮuro Optic | Grab A Gun | Primary Arms | PSA | Brownells | However, the Gen 3 Glock does not have any modularity built into the frame. Those give you a lot of options for how you want to set the gun up. Two of the backstraps come without beaver tails while two of them come with them. The frame on Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glocks has backstraps that you can add on to increase the trigger reach and overall size of the grip. Now, when it comes to modularity, the Glock, when it comes to the frame itself, probably has a little bit of an advantage. Glock and Sig take drastically different approaches when it comes to ergonomics. It’s a really great system on Sig’s part. You can buy these frames for a little under $50 bucks and all you need is a flush-fit magazine. It’s a very easy process, and the frame system modularity is my favorite part of the firearm.
You can easily take a Sig P320 X Carry and turn it into an X Compact-gripped gun. One nice thing about the Sig P320 is that, due to its chassis design, you can switch the grip modules out for any other P320 grip. Looking at the chart, you’re going to see that there is a big difference between all the different gun variants. Height (top of slide to bottom of magazine baseplate) (Inches)
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