SIG Sauer P320 Compact 9mm Black Nitron Pistol

A: After taking a close blowup look of the image to the link you posted, it is a Gen 1 version. There are Gen 1 and Gen 2 versions which I've seen both on the market at several local gun shops here in east TX. The difference is the slide release was changed on the Gen 2. The Gen 2 firing module (trigger assembly) will not fit in a Gen 1 grip frame. I have a Gen 1, P250C and a Gen 2 P320C and the grips are not cross compatible. If I both were same Gen I could swap them out between the frames. Same thing goes if both were Gen 2. I understand that caliber change kits come with a new slide release lever to accommodate the Gen differences. Now with that said, what you need to do is contact Buds or check with SIg using the actual model number to determine which one Buds is selling. The reason is Buds uses stock photos and may not have updated the image to a Gen 2 version.

A: After looking at the UPC and with the manufacturer, this is the 1st gen model. I usually contact the manufacturer before buying to double check because it is hard to tell with the stock pictures. It's always worked out better for me in the cases what I got was a bit different (a couple times but it was nice...keymod rail instead on my AR)

A: Its Gen1

A: They've all hit it. Gen 1. I have two 320s, the compact like the one shown here and the sub-compact, both 9mm.. I love them and shoot them often. Trouble free and shoot everything I feed them. Very accurate shooters. Easy to work on and customize. The 320 is a great design and seems to get new models every day. I want an X5 Target ....really bad.

A: Looks like all the 320's come with Siglite sights.

A: Striker-fired double action only. Disconnect safety. 3-point take down safety system. Takedown is prohibited without removal of magazine and without slide locked to rear. Black polymer carry frame, black Nitron slide finish and 1913 picatinny accessory rail. Interchangeable polymer grips; medium grip module. Comes with two magazine. Barrel Length: 3.9, Caliber: 9mm Capacity: 15, Finish: Black Nitron, Features: Constrast Sights

A: No sorry....all 320s do not come with night sights. The easiest way to tell, if the information list doesn't tell you, is to look at the price. If the gun is priced closer to $500.00 then it probably doesn't have night sights. I paid $485.00 for a 320 sub-compact with white dots . If the price is closer to the $600.00 range it probably does have night sights. I paid $599.00 for a 320 compact with factory night sights. Sig has a replacement front sight that is a Tritium powered fiber optic that is both day and night enhanced. I put one on the sub-c and I really like it.

A: The layaway program is pretty easy. You go through the checkout process like normal, select your FFL dealer that you want the gun delivered to, and then move on to the payment selection screen. Select the layaway plan as your payment method, and finish the checkout and pay the 20% down. After that, you can log in any time and make more payments. Once you pay off the layaway, your gun ships. Easy as pie.

A: Best layaway plan out there! Pick the firearm you like, upon check out you can select "layaway" as an option. Pay the specified percent down, then pay as often as you like till the gun is paid off. Buds will ship to your preferred FFL that you selected near you. Also, check out their 180 days to pay layaway, gives you longer to pay on those higher priced items.

A: 20% down ($123 down) and 90days to pay off the balance. You can make regular monthly payments, or just one big payment at payoff.

A: Many other sites have layaway options but there is a BIG difference with the buds plan which is far superior than the rest. First and foremost the cash price is still honored with layaway plans which is nice because other sites usually will not honor discounts on layaway plans. Second and probably the best attribute to BUDS layaway is that you can pay when you want. So on the 90 day layaway you put 20% down and on the 180 day layaway you put 10% down and pay as you want. Pay a dollar a day pay it all on the 90/180 day or pay anything you want in between. It really gives you the flexibility to pay as you want, instead of being stuck to a specific payment each month on the same day. I have purchased 2 guns through the layaway program and will purchase more. Shipping is lightning fast once final payment is received. All in all, you can't beat the program!

A: The layaway plan is very simple to use. Just place your order online as you normally would, and select 'LAYAWAY' as your payment option during checkout. Only New Firearms are eligible for this program. Upon receipt of your non refundable 20% deposit (personal check, bank check, money order or credit card), we will secure your firearms(s) from our inventory and activate your 90 day Layaway Plan. During the 90 Day Layaway period, you can either make several payments, or just make one final payment at the end of 90 days, at which time we will ship your firearm(s). UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL A LAYAWAY BE HELD LONGER THAN 90 DAYS. If, after 90 days, we have not received payment in full, your Layaway Plan will automatically be canceled and any/all payments will NOT be refunded. Items on a layaway cannot be changed once the 20% deposit has been received. If a layaway is cancelled prior to 90 days the 20% deposit will NOT be refunded.

A: Yes indeed it does.

A: It comes with case, lock, two 15rd magazines, and a paddle holster.

A: It comes with 2 magazines and a plastic hip holster. Here is an unboxing video . https://youtu.be/6kWuC_XGCl0 (If you found this answer helpful, please mark it as the "Best Answer". Thank you.)

A: Comes with two 15 round magazines/Owners manual/Warranty Registration card/Lock. Does not come with a holster.

A: Correction according to UPC code: Comes with two 15 round magazines/Owners manual/Warranty Registration card/Lock. Does come with a holster. - http://www.ffsales.com/gimages/instore/5649_2.jpg

A: 2x15rd magazines, hip holster, lock, case, and manuals.

A: Buds model # is exclusive to them for their inventory purposes. The model # and UPC# are the ones that should match the Sig website.