Beretta APX vs Sig P320

[@Boris5501]

I have experience with many guns, but my Berreta APX is something special. The design, the ergonomics, simply that powerful feel of the gun resting in your hand, the trigger is perfect, very accurate gun... I love it!

[@strikingdistance2898]

I have to confess l didn't like the look, of the slide on the baretta. But l gave it a second look and now l own one, l actually think it's a awesome firearm, I love everything about it.

[@TheRockmart]

bought an apx yesterday and i couldnt get over how accurate this pistol was

[@RSfandude]

For real, you can’t miss a single shot with the apx

[@sportsmansparadice42]

APX all the way.

[@henricvs]

This was a very nice comparison, very fair and unbiased. Thank you. Here is my 2 cents. I own both and APX and a few P320's. They are both fine pistols and each will get the job done well. There are a few diverging differences that are worth mentioning. The P320 chassis is much easier to remove, hands down. But the more difficult to remove Beretta chassis is a much simpler and robust chassis. The Beretta has more features than the Sig, but the removal of the chassis overshadows those features. The Beretta is lighter, has a better grip with less expensive changes to said grip. If you have small hands, you have to look for a small frame Sig and if it is not available, you'll have to buy the small frame and replace the available grip size you could find. The Beretta sits much lower in one's grip and this helps with recoil and follow up shots. The Sig sits higher and produces a bit more rise. The Beretta has a very nice chamber as compared to the Sig. Take a look at both and you will see what I mean. Once you shoot both pistols you will see home much better the Beretta feels. Just my 2 cents.

[@horserider422]

Just bought Beretta APX great shooter I believe the only reason sig p320 won government contracts was $220 per unit price

[@olliecrow3547]

Horse Rider yep

[@TheFulgoRex]

The life of a soldier is not a problem for gov.

[@kentucky89nation17]

Well we sure as hell knew Glock wasn’t lowering their price lol. Most overpriced hyped up pistols to date with the littlest innovations over the years. They literally take the previous generation and change one cosmetic thing and say they just revolutionized the pistol world. So glad I’m not on than bandwagon anymore.

[@johnleon2594]

@@kentucky89nation17 Yeah they are the iphone of guns 😂🤣 Nice but NOT THE BEST

[@mashalldillon5528]

both are great firearm,, I would take apx all day long

[@MrPazuzu1991]

mashall dillon I have both, the APX is the better tool.

[@jmartin67]

I own the APX and love it. I tried the Sig P320 and didn't like it as much as the Beretta, but I didn't test and compare extensively, just some basic shooting. It was all down to feel for me in the hand as far as the major difference between the two and both shot great. I own a Sig P220 Legion, Sig P225A1 and Sig Super Target 1911, so there is no Beretta bias involved. I enjoy non biased reviews and I feel so many reviewers and viewers use confirmation bias when picking out firearms. Great review, thank you. I think either gun is a great choice to compare with the CZ, Walther and HK guns in the same class.

[@simonmartinez8989]

Beretta all day 💪🏻

[@chicagosouthside3261]

I looked at many videos about the apx and how hard it was to break down you are the only one who made it look very easy and simple with no problems

[@johnleon2594]

Those videos seemed FIXED/FAKED!!! IT TOOK ME A MINUTE (LITERALY)

[@mickeyd7283]

@@johnleon2594 been wondering why people complain so much. Idiots.

[@tomj3372]

I own both and I have shot both. Give me the APX any day. The APX has better recoil management, better shootability, FAR better feel in the hand and the trigger...good God, there is no comparison. I don't care what anyone says, the Sig trigger is CRAP, it feels like it is broken. The Sig had reliability issues, MAJOR PROBLEM!!!, where the Beretta was flawless. I do not get why everyone is getting so exited over the P320 when there are so many better striker-fired, poly 9mm pistols out there for the same money. Don't get me wrong, Sig can make a great pistol (i.e.. P226, P229, P210 etc) but when it comes to cheap poly pistols (i.e. P250, P2022, P320) ugh! Folks, don't buy into the hype, get the APX or Glock or S&W M&P 9 M2.0 or S.A. XD Mod2 or many others as they are just better pistols.

[@bikeracerdude]

>> Tom J

[@paulklenk9605]

Good remarks, Tom. You will find that I owned two of the P320s and sold both. Why? Failure to fire and failure to reset. Frankly, Sigs are overpriced as well.

[@bikeracerdude]

Paul, Sig P320s are NOT overpriced- they are cheaper than Glocks!!! The Sig P320 is priced a little lower than Glocks across the nation- about the same price as most other striker fired pistols competing against Glocks. As for your issues- did you have them fixed by Sig under their lifetime warranty?

[@braxtonquincius5706]

Brought my P320 to the range on three different occasions and each time it would give me an FTE. Had to rip out the mag and rack out the rounds that were jamming. Terrible malfunction for a gun I had bought brand new only months prior. Sometimes was happening multiple times per mag, and at least a dozen times per range visit. Was extremely disappointed in it, sold it, bought an FNS which I have been much more pleased with. But anyway I'm looking at the APX since the price has dropped on them.

[@johnleon2594]

@@braxtonquincius5706 I bought apx for a great price!! Smooth shooter

[@sorryociffer]

APX all day, everyday for me... Sold my P320 45acp. Way over hyped imo...

[@RockawayCCW]

I actually like those weird serrations on the Beretta slide.

[@abranmartinez4619]

You're video review is very unbiased and that's what you need to make an educated purchase. Would like to see more vids of the same style.

[@therealjimmy1198]

I've got the APX, P10c & M&P 2.0. Sold my P320. Need I say more!?!?!?!

[@tomb6724]

Are you left handed good selection

[@MrMarkmill]

What's your favorite

[@therealjimmy1198]

@@MrMarkmill I've since sold them all and have gone to a P10s and a G30. Tats my preferred carries at this time. To answer your question I believe out of the 3 mentioned my favorite would have been the p10c.

[@marztoyz4302]

You are right I did a piss poor job of explaining my response. I currently own a APX but prefer the Sig SP2022 . I have had 2 of them over the years and just feel extremely comfortable using them due to the long decoking arm right next to the mag release . The 320 is just too plain Jane for me but I might pick one up to try it.

[@horserider422]

The only reason sig P320 won contract was the offered $220 per unit price

[@ThepDenNgoaiBien]

really 220

[@elidiaz9980]

I wish I could get one for 220$

[@TheFulgoRex]

Yes the soldiers buy the Beretta MPX whenare going in the battle.

[@TheShootersBay]

That was only for the fire control unit not the entire package.

[@JacksonWalter735]

While I do prefer the Beretta APX from my time on the range with both guns, I'm going to purchase the Sig P320 due to the wide array of accessories and attachments available for the P320. Most gun stores I visited don't carry the Beretta APX or many of their accessories. If you're not going to make many modifications to your pistol, the APX would be a great choice. I notice that many websites are selling it much cheaper than the P320 as well. However for me, I'm going with the Sig P320 (leaning towards the X-carry). Everything available for the P320 currently and longterm outweighs APX being a slightly better pistol.

[@mag318]

I own both pistols and like them both. That said if I could own only one it would be the APX. IMO the APX is more ergonomic and has a slightly better trigger. Removing the fire control group is slightly more complicated but how many times are you going to do so. Good video, I just subscribed.

[@paulklenk9605]

Now here is a truthful review because "mag" has both. That permits him to make a side by side analysis.

[@frontlinepfknr]

if you remove the chassis on the Apx and compare it to the P320 Apx is a much more simplistic chassis than the 320. I prefer the Apx all day over the 320 for numerous reasons. The advantages to the 320 is all the aftermarket support. Beretta is a strong manufacturer in the industry and for their first striker fired pistol they knocked it out the park. Where they failed was in marketing. If they marketed better it would’ve been more popular

[@mag318]

@@frontlinepfknr I couldn't agree with you more and IMO the APX is just a better pistol.

[@JacksonWalter735]

@@frontlinepfknr precisely. With Beretta's special pricing, the Beretta APX, APX Compact, and APX Centurion could be found for $300-340 before the pandemic (at least $350 now with the demand). That is a phenomenal deal for a premium gun like the APX with so many features and it's even cheaper than the popular M&P lineup which is known for their great deals with rebates. The problem here is that Beretta never marketed the APX with their special pricing. They had a winner on their hand at an affordable price and did nothing with it. After the pandemic when the APX lineup was being sold out everywhere, Beretta simply can't keep up with the demand while other manufacturers like CZ, Sig, Glock, Smith and Wesson, and so forth are constantly supplying gun stores when their guns are sold out. It's just frustrating to see Beretta squander the APX. It has one of the better stock triggers, a low bore axis (compared to something like a Sig P320, Walther PPQ, HK VP9), a slide that is easy to rack, and it's modular. People complain about the longer process to take out the trigger module and putting it in a different chassis, but it's more secure inside the chassis and doesn't move. You can still wiggle the trigger group in the P320 after putting it into the chassis. Once you know how to take apart the APX trigger module, you can easily insert it into a different APX chassis in around 3-5 minutes. You can also buy a competition firing pin spring assembly for the APX directly from Beretta's website for $15 as well. It installs in minutes, takes off almost half a pound from the trigger pull, and gives you a slightly better trigger reset as well. I still find it safe to carry and it makes the APX shoot so much better.

[@lonnywells5680]

Absolutely love my P320 compact! Absolute beat trigger I've felt IMO followed close by walther and Beretta APX Looking at picking up an APX RDO!

[@angrychilimango630]

Traded my P320 for a suped up M&P 2.0 , then traded that for my APX compact , couldn’t be happier with APX , such an amazing firearm .

[@GarbageDeplorableBitterClinger]

It's crazy seeing all these old comments from people who prefer the APX over the 320. I fully agree, yet somehow most of the market overlooked the APX completely. My only regret is that I didn't get the RDO version, though I might just get an APX A1 to make up for that.

[@grantmartin6293]

I have the P320C in .357 Sig. I love it. My APX just showed up yesterday and I'm really looking forward to getting it on the range.

[@unctay]

those apx prices are great right now!!

[@akompsupport]

Thanks for posting! This is a great comparison video, glad someone put in the time and effort as these are much anticipated offerings from the big vendors so eager to see a rough size comparison, etc.

[@torque122]

I love my APX full size. I was looking at one of these for my sisters compact carry needs. I love the APX 9mm and will be getting a P220 for my 45. Already got the Glock 23 for my .40. Ready to roll

[@theatheistguard8690]

After 'trying on' several firearms today I narrowed down my next gun to the p320 or the APX. Awesome to find a vid comparing them!!! This really helps. On a side note, I know it is a hard habit to break, but ambidextrous is four syllables, not five. It is pronounced am-bee-dex-truss, not am-bee-dex-tree-us. I used to pronounce it wrong too back in the day. ;)

[@BulletSpoung]

I had a 320 for about a week to evaluate and have handled the APX several times. I tend to prefer larger handguns and tended to gravitate toward the APX, it's a nice size right between the a Glock 19 and a 17. I thought the triggers were very close with the Sig having a slight bit shorter reset. Nice video, thanks.

[@wwzrt5777]

You can not go wrong with either pistol. Both well-designed, well-tested combat firearms more than capable for self defense and range time.

[@thegreyhound1073]

My MSR has impressed me. Especially the trigger. She doesn't like a couple of different rounds and a couple of my magazines won't run but I was issued them 20 years ago and they were probably 20 years old at that point

[@TerryLee1970]

Love my P320cc. One thing to remember with the P320, there are 4 frame sizes with 3 grip sizes. Frames: Full, Compact, Compact carry, Sub-compact. Grips: Large, Medium, Small. You can get a combo of any of frame and grip size... if they are in stock.

[@paulklenk9605]

Yes, but the price of the X-change kit is close to $500.00. Is it worth it? I owned two and sold both. So, my answer is rhetorical.

[@bikeracerdude]

LIE... X-change kits are $349-$399.

[@nickolson5639]

Paul Klenk you can run a compact grip on a full size slide, or a sc grip on a compact slide. Neither look bad and function as they should

[@Highgear145]

I love my p320 I'm gonna buy the Beretta apx

[@MarksmanTV]

The P320 is an excellent firearm. One of my favorites, actually! The APX feels bulkier, but if you like the trigger on your P320, you will feel right at home on the APX. Thanks for watching!

[@spaceforcecaptain9639]

Beretta all day...

[@waynebattersby9461]

Love my Beretta APX

[@MichaelJohnson-yr3ub]

Best video of 2017 so far.

[@MarksmanTV]

Hey thanks! I appreciate the kind words and feedback :)

[@jason75238]

Great review! I will buy an APX when they release the compact model. A single stack carry 9mm APX would be just about perfect I think. But I don't think you could go wrong with the APX or the 320. Both great guns

[@cesaralfaro4781]

Tengo una Beretta APX full size rdo y es espectacular

[@pilgrimprepper4075]

My APX runs really good. Excellent accuracy and reliability, and very natural for me to manipulate. Wife has short fingers, and had an issue with the trigger reach of the Sig P320. Using the small grip insert of the APX, trigger reach was just perfect. Took a while to make up my mind what color frame I wanted for an accessory, ended up going with the olive drab, very satisfied with that decision. The slide serrations do not catch on the holster or clothing for me. And it's very convenient and quick to just be able to grab the slide anywhere and get a good purchase. I bought the APX just for something to do until the CZ. P-10c is available... Ended up really liking it.

[@MarksmanTV]

Hey thanks for watching! I have not had a chance to get the APX out yet but I am looking forward to trying it out. I have a CZ P-10 video coming up soon - thanks for commenting!

[@josephmelnik1157]

Pilgrim Prepper haha I did the same. Bought this to keep me busy until the P10 is out. Who knows we might like these better.

[@coolbeans6148]

Test hollow points, rumor has it, It cant feed them. They also seem to be having quality control issues with their springs.... Cz since the beginning, has been my favorite brand. Cz with quality control issues??? I feel like im in the twilght zone 0.o

[@johnleon2594]

@@josephmelnik1157 I went with apx, my Buddy getting P-10 C😂😎🤣

[@Liberator29]

JOHN LEON lol love the reply after two years! Congrats both great platforms you won’t regret!!!

[@a55tech]

1 thing I don't like about Sig is they used the same design as their hammer guns. So the P320 has a much higher distance from top of grip to bore than native striker designs from just about everyone else (Glock, M&P, etc). That is just pure laziness and it has a noticeable effect on recoil control when you get to high performance / competitions.

[@I_Might_B_Wrong]

I'm pretty sure Beretta submitted their design. If I had to guess, the military likely preferred the SIG because it can accept an RMR since there's no protruding safety pin in the top of the slide and because the design is a bit simpler, for example the swapping of a frame with only pulling out the takedown lever. These are also the main reasons I just bought a P320 over a Beretta APX since my LGS had both. That said, I really like the APX grip and trigger so I might end up with one also...

[@arcfide]

The APX already has RMR mounting options available, and some of these options were demo'd at the recent NRA show.

[@TheRockmart]

i have both and both are great but the comfort level i give it to the apx

[@stephengardin2423]

I've looked at both of these new style pistols. For ease of changing the polymer frame, the Sig is the hands down winner. The Beretta is more involved but is quite manageable. That being said, the Beretta will have a more useful life. The Sig will eventually encounter failures because of that ease of interchangeability. The Beretta's firing group is more securely fastened than the Sig. Also, the Beretta's slides are more substantial than the four small tabs of the Sig's. Time will tell if the Sig can go the distance in very tough circumstances, not the least of which will be hamfisted soldiers.

[@michaelstjohn6086]

How many rounds did they test for the MHS trial?

[@raymarchetta7551]

Carlos Villa 1 million through 1 gun or 1 million through 100 guns?

[@paulklenk9605]

Yeah, and take a look at the price of the X-change kit for the P320! It's about $500. Yes, you get virtually everything, but not the FCU. I had two of the Sigs in 9mm, but with different size frames. All sorts of issue with failure to fire and failure to reset. Thus, both were sold. I readily admit that I've not tried the Beretta, but have heard that the trigger reset is very, very short and quick. For the price, it is on my list.

[@bikeracerdude]

Paul, Sig P320 X-change kits are $349-$399... Your $500 quote is an intentionally MISleading number... Integrity matters.

[@marcoss6212]

Late for comment but, the APX is the most underrated striker fire pistol. I wouldn't trade my APX for absolutely nothing on the market today, much less a P320, which by the way SIG had to settle lawsuit against the 320. Sig is an excellent brand, but the fact is that the P320 is a P250 reworked, don't give me much trust, the APX is a new complete design. Hope not to offend Sig fans, not my intention, just my personal opinion.

[@brockisoverrated]

the 320 is about the only polymer pistol I'm not familiar with. looking closely at the Beretta u will see that they designed this pistol to be very reliable. it has a huge feed ramp and the beveled chamber is the most aggressive I have ever seen. trigger on mine is just above average when compared to current offerings. accuracy however is not impressive with my example. nonetheless it's an excellent pistol, it's one that will definitely end up with a good track record.right off the bat u can just feel u can trust it with your life, and I expect it to easily compete with the big dogs. oh and the slide serations will grow on U, they work better than any pistol out there. my 2 cents.

[@brockisoverrated]

I agree 100%

[@TheXtro101]

Oh yeaaah,I now have "The Dark Knight Returns" theme music in my head.

[@Gumby56]

Excellent review and comparison, thank you.

[@samhill9267]

Are those FULL LENGTH rails on the the Beretta?

[@neutronalchemist3241]

Yes they are. The APX doesn't use the "four point" rails.

[@tfeltmat2903]

Sam Hill no, but they're longer and more substantial.

[@johnleon2594]

Yep

[@waynebattersby9461]

I have the Apx compact and I am getting the Apx full size

[@quattromori5496]

A firearms company (Beretta) founded 1526 500 years ago vs a company (Sig Sauer) founded in 1979.....enough said

[@rsll510]

great review! keep up the good work!

[@MarksmanTV]

Thanks for the feedback and for watching my vids and commenting!

[@mdd1963]

Since the P320 is chunky, and available in .45 ACP, it'd be nice to see a 10mm variant....; even a 5" would be nice

[@g.p.v._s.p.o.t5416]

Great video, I love the Apx

[@andrewcampagnuolo2732]

Very well done video. One of the best I have seen. Thank you.

[@904C5ZOSIX]

APEX will release a drop in trigger for the APX. 11% reduced trigger travel 12% reduced pull weight 55% reduced over-travel 37% reduced reset distance all this is what APEX is claiming. if all true. that will be a pretty sweet trigger.

[@jmartin67]

I heard they planned this then it was suddenly shelved.. maybe I'm the only one thinking this, and I LOVE my Sig DA/SA and SA handguns, but I wouldn't be surprised if Sig had something to d with APEX shelving it. I just checked, still no sign of a trigger for the APX on their website.

[@The2701666]

i have the p320 but the apx looks like a fine pistol as well i'll see if i can rent one

[@m.kriddick2731]

I own both and both are good guns with decent triggers. For me the Sig works better and is overall a much better value, I'm not selling either but for me the Sig ends up going to the range much more.

[@lonnywells5680]

WHAT...How the heck did you get a holster with your p320?...

[@MyJmba]

Great video, just small detail, would be great to do the comparisons with 2 full size pistols instead of a compact version, just for the visual part and technical data, well done!!!!

[@pigpaul]

thank you sir, I've been waiting for a review of these verus firearms. 👍👍👍👍

[@Xenophon1]

The Beretta APX is a quality striker pistol.

[@fpav4264]

The chassis comes out just like the NANO does. I have a Nano.

[@egzonsalihu1451]

Beretta APX 🔥

[@davidciolino3516]

I’m currently waiting on the APX in 45 acp. Not sure when it’s going to release.

[@rich1958]

Same!

[@gbullock2598]

Im looking to buy an apk and a 92x soon. Good video

[@mr.hopout223]

I’m getting my first gun but it’s literally between these 2 ( compact for the apx ) any advice ?

[@tomball1803]

I own an APX..Excellent

[@horserider422]

I think they lost there mind retired m9 for a polymer pistol

[@Davoodoo69]

APX is my favorite 9 striker fire. My favorite gun is still my Sig Sauer 226 .40 cal tho

[@EricKPoorManPrepper]

Im guessin that as a "duty gun" the APX would take it,..by a slight margin. I mean if your hands were bloody, muddy or what ever, the slide would be easier to manipulate and both are great triggers,.. I like that both can be racked on a belt so the sights are both good. so Yea I dont care what a service pistol looks like but I like the look. Besides if it doesnt fire , just scrape that slide across someones forehead,..LOL

[@johnleon2594]

😂😎🤣

[@johndaltrocanto]

Yeah the beretta is the superior gun in pretty much every aspect

[@terifarley4770]

I like the APX slide, but not the frame, rear of frame I'd round off that stupid hook, and up the angle a tad more narrowing the rear tang, than round it off. Than Id loose the finger grouves on the frame, only the slide needs that. Otherwise I like it. But the P250 and P320 are really sweet looking guns. I think I prefer the sig. The nano btw is a great little pocket gun! Its the only Beretta I own currently and I love it! I believe the striker mechanism is somewhat related to the nano, but I could be wrong.

[@terifarley4770]

Ive hear opinions that there are reset issues on the P320, I hope for the Army's sake that its resolved. People compare the trigger feel as equally go between both APX and the P320. Many opinions are that the K&K VP9 is a much better trigger than either.

[@bikeracerdude]

Sig P320 had a few pistols with weak springs- and people acted like it was an issue, which it isn't. I tried an HK vp9, but the trigger had a point of transition in the travel that I didn't like, and the long slide control on the right side (I'm lefthanded) always got in the way of my thumb.

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Serrations on the slide are for 1 handed cocking on your belt, a heel, a wall, a desk or any hard edge.

[@MarksmanTV]

Good note - thanks for mentioning that. If the APX ends up in another video I will be sure to mention that. Thanks for watching!

[@herosupport1606]

you should compare same sized guns same barrel length and mag capacity.

[@justinconn1301]

I thought apx came with 3 mags? Plus u buy now u get 5 free with mail in rebate. Some places has it for 399 so u tell your gun store to start price matching the apx has 3 1 40 holds 10. 2 9mm with holding different rounds don't remember one holds 17 one holds 15 plus one I think.

[@bobstacy4]

Great review. Thanks

[@ctbt1832]

I’d rather carry more rounds then to carry an extra frame and rounds of a different size. Just have a 40 caliber gun if not the 9 mm.

[@TROOPERfarcry]

CZ P10 or P10c may also be comparable to either of these.

[@randyn2396]

Picked up my APX Centurion for $380. That is a steal. I felt guilty when I left the store... like I'd cheated the owner.

[@timkern3635]

The comparison should have been done with the 320 in the full size and not the compact version. That's more apples to apples.

[@stealthandy638]

thanks for your time an sharing . I think the Bart would be the one for me . looks great an easy too use . always liked 9mm . ATB you an ya staff. Andy

[@MarksmanTV]

Thanks for watching, Andy!

[@franknapolitano9144]

Are the barrels Cold Hammer Forged ?

[@nodarzaldastanishvili8910]

SUPER. BERETTA. APX. ❤❤❤❤

[@billsbullets]

Great review

[@ibramguirguis]

DO I NEED TO HAVE A PERMIT TO OWN ANY ? INSIDE HOME OR FOR TRAINING IN A SHOOTING CLUB ?

[@mill3rTechShow]

Ibram Guirguis depends on state

[@and_rew9768]

Beretta very best 🔝🏆❤️🥇

[@TerryLee1970]

Westfield! Indiana! Where are you located?

[@MarksmanTV]

Yep! SR 32 and Carey Rd in the Kroger shopping center :)

[@TerryLee1970]

Oh, been there many times. Sorry, did not connect the dots. Did not realize you had a KZbin channel. :D

[@BrianParker500]

Both look great. Sig looks easier to maintain. Thx for the video!

[@budredden818]

I have the apx and it’s just as easy as a glock to maintain

[@BrianParker500]

@@budredden818 Nice

[@godswatcher]

I typed in "beretta apx vs glock 17" got everything but!

[@lvx861]

The P320 Carry Model will give you 17 rounds as well as the full size

[@sksinha1]

Used to own the P320 years ago, didn't care for the trigger. Maybe it was just my unit, or they may have improved on it.

[@nodarzaldastanishvili8910]

BRAVOOOOO... SIG. 320. X5. LEGION SUPER.. ❤❤❤

[@889976889]

I love the 320 but the apx is getting to much hate. For a budget priced firearm from a reputable manufacturer great option for a first time owner or someone on a budget.

[@Heart2HeartBooks]

The apx may very well be the best handgun ever made.

[@889976889]

That’s a stretch

[@TheFulgoRex]

The Police man of Village People has the Sig P320....

[@johnleon2594]

😂🤣

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Plus, he has a very big baton.

[@BrainPlasma]

Ha! Being an ex-Hoosier I must say you might practice on how to pronounce ambidextrous. It's am·bi·dex·trous rather than am-bi-dex-tri-ous. But otherwise nice comparison though I'd add something about the bore axis (not borax). Also something about the guide rails between the two. Cheers :-)

[@ripcordjr5696]

Beretta APX 9MM 👍 Sig P320 👎

[@michaelstjohn6086]

haha

[@paulklenk9605]

Agreed.

[@cjlove2803]

Apx looks better and more comfortable

[@jonnytestnj2668]

The P320 is also available in .357 Sig and has been for a while.

[@stevenkendell1134]

A mag release that is movable from left to right side of the pistol, is 'swappable' not ambidextreeeous.

[@ericpogi5654]

I love beretta

[@rickburrous]

Your comparison makes no sense at all. Why would you try to compare the compact version of the Sig Sauer P320 instead of the full size with longer barrel and 17 round magazines? I have 21 round magazine in mine fires great any kind of ammo I feed it!

[@hux2000]

What is it with people who say stuff like this: "Here on top we do have our instruction information"? The correct purpose of that "do" is to emphasize the fact that there's instruction information, e.g. in response to someone saying you don't have it. If you're not doing that, you don't say the do; you leave it out. You just say, "Here on top we have our instruction information", because it's new info for the listener and it's not disputed. What's the deal with people not knowing how to speak properly?!

[@rlbonham]

Beretta APX!!!!

[@ColdWarVet607]

I really like the APX, plus its cost is far far less than the SIG, but what were they thinking creating such an incredibly difficult design of removing the core trigger casing? This competed for the Military, can you see GI's in a ditch with a jammed gun, needing tools and taking forever to completely disassemble and clean while being under attack. Did that complication offer any benefit or was someone on a long sick leave on the design team?