Sig Sauer P320 X5 SXG Unboxing Shooting Review

[@geraldlaroccajr2412]

might return to battery if you take your support thumb off the slide

[@PhatTactical]

I don’t apply pressure with my support thumb. Midway after the 1st mag, it was returning on its own.

[@Ninrijitsu17]

Even if you don’t press on the slide, having your thumb on on it can cause problems

[@PhatTactical]

@@Ninrijitsu17it stopped not returning to battery halfway thru the 1st mag without any grip chance. Have shot another 100 rounds so far with no issues

[@acorea44]

Great review and breakdown. The SXG looks sweet! I’m hoping they sell the steel grip separately in the near future.

[@PhatTactical]

Sig is known for not putting out their best individual parts but I can see aftermarket companies start pumping out their versions.

[@uppychow]

There are some from 3rd party that are better.

[@bluyetiinc7553]

Great job. Thanks for doing this.

[@PhatTactical]

@@bluyetiinc7553 no problem!

[@eddierussell9369]

Nice gun.

[@PhatTactical]

I just started using it in competition and so far so good. No issues.

[@isaiahbalderas7402]

Nice, still doing pretty awesome in the range.

[@PhatTactical]

Thanks bro!

[@uppychow]

Your thumb is pressing pretty firm into that slide. Probably because you're used to the CZ slide in frame design.

[@PhatTactical]

A few people said that but you can see i never changed my grip and it stopped happening midway thru the 1st mag. I still shoot it the same way in competition and no issues. it just needed to loosen up right out of the box.

[@oddsparrow8522]

its looks bigger than the Walther PDP SF but comparing the AXG (assuming that the AXG = SXG grip ) on gunhero shows that the grip lenght is smaller and that you dont get up/in to it as good as the Walther. Less trigger reach also. I really thought this gonna be a big gun.

[@PhatTactical]

my buddy has the PDP SF, i may have to do a comparison video.

[@oddsparrow8522]

@@PhatTactical Would love that - I shoot PDP polymer today but are moving to steel. I was going for the PDP or Canik steel but with the SXG It is an third player

[@PhatTactical]

@@oddsparrow8522 You're on the same path i was in. I started with the Canik Rival S then it started giving me alot of extraction issues which i could never get corrected no matter what i changed on it. Then i moved on to the smaller Q5 Steel but the compact grip was too small for me (shouldve gone with PDP Steel) and now the SXG is in my hands so i will start to run that one in October once i get more mags and a holster for it.

[@LVbibby]

Sweet pick up she is a sexy gal! How do you compare the grip angle/profile and ergonomics to your CZ S2 Orange? Glad you enjoyed thanks for the review. Pretty sure they make gas pedal thumbrests for the 320 take down lever (align tactical and goguns maybe?). I heard Sig Armorer had something for that slow slide into battery feature (disconnector or something?). It its on the possible list for me but haven't seen it below the 1800 msrp yet, and would probably grab a DWX or race style CZ for that money. Please review that new sig max m. optic that looks awesome and DPP footprint I believe. Was it 700 or is the optic going for less?

[@PhatTactical]

@@LVbibby I’ll have to feel them both at the same time and get back to you on the ergonomics between this and the S2. Yeah I think the gas pedals for all full size 320’s will work in this one. I’m a newly coined NRA basic pistol instructor and Sig has a discount program for us so luckily I got the pistol and the Max Pro at the discounted prices. Hopefully it gets here soon.

[@LVbibby]

​@@PhatTactical Right on thanks for checking that vs the CZ. Discount for the win great call haha!

[@gloriamaletta8667]

This is a very nice gun l have 3 SIG P320s 1 Carry 9mm 1 Fullsize 357 SIG /40SW combo 1 Navy edition the only problem with this featured SIG P320 is your in BUL Armory 2011 price range and well out of my league but l do really like this gun

[@PhatTactical]

Yeah the cost made me think if I needed to save a few more bucks for a OA defense or even staccato but as u can see, decided to pull the trigger on this one lol

[@gloriamaletta8667]

@@PhatTactical it's very nice

[@paultrevino81]

😲😲😲😲😲

[@oddsparrow8522]

Sad that the magwell its not leghal in IPSC production

[@PhatTactical]

Not sure about IPSC rules but it’s legal in some divisions in USPSA

[@russellgray1917]

I'm pretty sure that the magwell is removable, I know that it is on my X5 Legion.

[@PhatTactical]

@@russellgray1917yes of course it is. I’m sure that guy should know that lol but i know sometimes some people are new to guns.

[@robinrickhi4934]

do you think its the same barrel in the P320MAX

[@robinrickhi4934]

both say 5" match grade

[@PhatTactical]

@@robinrickhi4934not familiar with the Maax but this one is a bull barrel

[@jayman1338]

Would this pistol compare to the S&W 2.0?

[@PhatTactical]

@@jayman1338 never shot the 2.0…may have to do that tho. A buddy of mine has it and shoots it in competition.

[@jayman1338]

@@PhatTactical sweet! Yeah I have one and it shoots great. I especially like the ergonomics…It fits that hand like a glove and it’s very reliable. I ran at least 3000 rounds through it an no issues at all with the gun.

[@ThomasSimmons-j9l]

That weapon looks like my SIG P226 extremes hot girl friend 😊

[@PhatTactical]

LOL that P226 Reserve is pretty hot too!

[@PM-nl4lx]

Quit riding the slide with your support thumb man.

[@PhatTactical]

I don’t apply pressure with my thumb…it started returning to battery consistantly mid way thru the 1st mag without me changing anything.

[@BanditApache-nd6lu]

Typical problematic Sig. Thank God I carry Glock.

[@PhatTactical]

Was only giving me issues halfway thru 1st mag. Been butter since then.

[@dsig7776]

Your on the wrong page but thanks for your opinion, bye

[@PhatTactical]

@@dsig7776lol

[@russellgray1917]

I shoot a Glock 35 and a Glock 21SF, my Sig 320 X5 Legion shoots just as good, if not better. You need to use the 14lb or 16lb spring. The 12lb spring is for super light loads. Good video.

[@russellgray1917]

​@@PhatTacticalYes, you definitely need to use either the 14lb or 16lb spring.

[@Ninrijitsu17]

Take your thumb off the slide and it will return to battery