SIG Sauer P320 Compact 9mm FDE Pistol

A: The dimensions of the guns are the same so they have the same size grip they also use the same magazines

A: Hi Jim, These have the same grips I would look for something with G10 grips as they're smaller and fit smaller hands.

A: These two pistols you mention have identical grip/grip size Jim. You should take a look at the "Modular" System of the Sig P250. You will have many options of grip sizes : There are 6 different ergonomic combinations for each size, accomplished by changes in grip circumference and trigger style. Different size module examples here : selwayarmory.com/shop-by-category/firearms-parts/sig-sauer-parts-and-tools/sig-sauer-p250p320-grip-modules.html

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A: Jim, The answer is in two parts. The difference between the Compact and carry is the length of the magazine well. The actual size of the grip module (in terms of distance to the backstrap tp front of trigger is the same). The full size and carry have magazine well sized for a 17 round magazine. The compact mag well length is for a 15 round magazine. However, the compact will accept the 17 round mag, it just protrudes below the magazine well. Note that both models come standard with a medium size grip module. If this grip makes the backstrap to trigger length too long for your hands, you can purchase a small size grip module which will reduce the length. I have hands between small to medium length and I have the P320 compact with a medium size grip frame and it fits my hand perfectly. It may work well for you as well. Another option is to install an Apex Tactical flat face trigger. It eliminates the curved trigger, and in my opinion shortens the backstrap to trigger length a hair. It is

A: The dimensions of the guns are the same so they have the same size grip they also use the same magazines