SIG Sauer P320 XCompact Spectre 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

Great EDC pistol. A...

Great EDC pistol. A little expensive for what it is, but hey, you know what you're getting into when you buy one of the Sig Custom Works models. Gorgeous slide, skeleton trigger that I have no intention of "upgrading," and sublime stippling that, again, needs no upgrading. I'd never seen a Spectre in the wild so I wasn't sure how I'd like the finish, but it honestly looks really good, which is strange considering what it is. Your mileage may vary, but I'm definitely a new fan of the "battle-worn" look. Bonus points for not having to worry about your kydex holster wearing away the finish.\r \r It shoots like a Sig should. The trigger was surprisingly light and felt a bit different than any other model I've shot and it's going to take a bit more getting used to, but after a few magazines I started adapting. The Xray iron sights are fine, but I've put a Romeo1Pro red dot on it so I don't need to bother with them. If you're shooting irons only they're pretty solid, but to my eye, there are several other options that work better for me (I run a yellow ring Trijicon HD on another 320 I have that I acquire more quickly). Recoil is a non-issue and is just about right for other 9mms at this size...easy to control and easy to reacquire the target. Accuracy is on par with other Sig compacts and midsizers I've shot. Taking my time with a pair of magazines at the 25 yard line yielded a 6 inch group, with a few outliers due to the trigger catching me by surprise.\r \r The only real negative I have is that the pistol is a touch heavy, a touch long, and a touch wide. I'm coming from a P365XL that my wife now carries, so pretty much everything feels that way to me compared to that, so take it for what it's worth. Again, it's nearly Legion level in price, but it looks good and it shoots better, so if you have some spare scratch around the house, it's a solid buy.