Sig Sauer P320 Compact 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: Hi Alex, this pistol is a "Striker fired" firearm according to Sig Sauer : https://www.sigsauer.com/store/p320-nitron-carry.html

A: Its a striker fired gun see *** "The P320 Carry offers a smooth, crisp trigger to make any shooter more accurate, an intuitive, 3-point takedown and unmatched modularity to fit any shooter and any situation. Its carry frame is ideal for target shooting and home defense, as well as some concealed carry scenarios. This modular,**** striker-fired pistol features a full-length grip, compact slide, and choice of contrast or SIGLITE Night Sights. Available calibers include 9mm, .357SIG, 40S&W and .45ACP. Safety features include a striker safety, disconnect safety and optional manual safety."

A: Hi Alex, the P320 is Striker fired according to Sig Sauer : sigsauer.com/store/p320-nitron-carry.html ---- This modular,>>>> striker-fired pistol features a full-length grip, compact slide, and choice of contrast or SIGLITE Night Sights. Available calibers include 9mm, .357SIG, 40S&W and .45ACP. Safety features include a striker safety, disconnect safety and optional manual safety."

A: Its a striker fired gun see *** "The P320 Carry offers a smooth, crisp trigger to make any shooter more accurate, an intuitive, 3-point takedown and unmatched modularity to fit any shooter and any situation. Its carry frame is ideal for target shooting and home defense, as well as some concealed carry scenarios. This modular,**** striker-fired pistol features a full-length grip, compact slide, and choice of contrast or SIGLITE Night Sights. Available calibers include 9mm, .357SIG, 40S&W and .45ACP. Safety features include a striker safety, disconnect safety and optional manual safety."

A: Alex, I tried to answer you question previously, but apparently I used a word that Buds auto parser didn't like and rejected it. I will give you a more simplified answer and hopefully avoid this issue. First off, the P320 is definitely striker fired. As to single (SA)/double (DA) action, let me give you some background. These two terms were coined originally for revolvers. A SA revolver's only releases the hammer to strike the primer. On a DA it rotates, the cylinder, pulls the hammer back and releases it to fire the gun. On the P320 as with vast majority of striker fired pistols the user must pull the slide back and release it to load the first round. When the trigger is pulled the bullet it fired, the slide action then forward and reloads the chamber from the magazine. The firing pin/ striker bar is set in the ready position and when the trigger is pulled the gun fires and the cycle is repeated until the last round is used. At that point most striker fired pistols including the P320

A: Yes Oliver, Buds cycled through the non "Trigger Upgraded" Models in early May.

A: Hi Oliver, Yes the upgrades have been done for quite some time now.

A: Yes the upgrades have all been done however there is always a super slim chance that you would somehow get one that was not modified (1 in a 1000 chance) if that does happen Sig will take care of you with no issues

A: Hi Jason, Buds will not notify you even though they say they will. You should be able to place QP items in your cart and purchase after 3 business days. Just do a mock check out on something and if Buds needs anything else from you they will let you know during the checkout attempt. You don't have to buy it but just try it.

A: yes you can it has the serialized trigger assy to use the frame (grip) modules

A: George - there are many variations available that allow the owner to customize it pretty much to exactly what is wanted. The trigger assembly is legally the "firearm" as it has the serial number on it, and can therefore be fitted with several different grip modules and 'upper' assemblies.

A: George, the functional answer is yes.

A: Sig has been using the smaller (newer) slide release for quite a while now, I don't think you'd get one with the older style. You could always refuse the transfer and return it if you did get the older style, but I'm confident you won't.

A: Eric, Buds Customer Service should be able to verify this with their Inventory Dept. at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday.

A: It should however there is always a chance that you happen to get a older gun with the old style I suggest that you Contact Buds customer service (859) 368-0371 available 9AM to 9PM CST Monday through Fridayor use the blue chat now button and they will help you We are not buds employees we are volunteers that answer questions

A: Adam, they are effectively the same pistol Sir.

A: no difference