So for anyone who asked to hear about the full-size P320 45, I have initial range trial impressions.
The trigger felt very smooth to me, almost to where I couldn't feel where it would break. It feels a little long, but not heavy. If you're used to the reset of a Glock as I am, there will be an adjustment. As a light polymer gun, the muzzle flip is considerable, and it will take some practice to improve follow up shots. However I was able to manage it enough to fire them off reasonably quickly. There were no failures at all, but I will have to continue putting rounds through it to test.
Overall it was fun to shoot. I won't go into bore axis and the like, as I really don't know how to assess it's effect vs. my own accuracy. My groups were decent, though some rounds dropped low-right. I suspect by the time I practice enough to feel the difference I will have compensated for the new platform anyway.
The trigger felt very smooth to me, almost to where I couldn't feel where it would break. It feels a little long, but not heavy. If you're used to the reset of a Glock as I am, there will be an adjustment. As a light polymer gun, the muzzle flip is considerable, and it will take some practice to improve follow up shots. However I was able to manage it enough to fire them off reasonably quickly. There were no failures at all, but I will have to continue putting rounds through it to test.
Overall it was fun to shoot. I won't go into bore axis and the like, as I really don't know how to assess it's effect vs. my own accuracy. My groups were decent, though some rounds dropped low-right. I suspect by the time I practice enough to feel the difference I will have compensated for the new platform anyway.
