The best cancelled double stacked .380 firearm reliable no flaws with 250 rounds through it would recommend

Feels great and feeds flawlessly

This is being used in a MK18 CLONISH build on a 10.5 upper. Fit and finish is really good and it was easy to install. Quad rails are my absolute favorite hand guards

Sturdy, reliable, and doesn't break the bank. I've seen other bipods that carry different brand names, but they don't look like they do anything more than this bipod. If you'd prefer a bipod over a sandbag, and that's about the extent of your needs, consider a bipod from the Magpul line-up. If you bang it up, you won't lose any sleep over it, unlike other brands where the investment will cost you 3x-5x as much as this one.

I haven't seen too many other tri-lugs available, or in this price range, so opted to roll the dice and hope for the best. So far, not experiencing any carbon build-up lock-up with the suppressors I use, so I'd say this one works good enough. I'm going to presume that if you clean your gear regularly, the lock-ups that plague so many tri-lug/suppressor mounts can be avoided.

Powerful load but feel safe with it

Not bad was scared of trying it but it has grew on me

What can I say that the great product from Buds gun shop? I love my little gun.😎

Just what I expected. A quality 1911 in 9mm. You can't go wrong . Good price. All in all, buy it.

Really nice shooter and carry capable that's about the size of a Glock 19. I would've preferred white sights.

I bought the 10 round version of the P322 so I'd have a pistol that's similar to my P365XL for inexpensive practice. I also bought two 20 round magazines since their external dimensions are identical to the 10 round mags, The only differences are the follower spring and the longer open slot required for the follower guide button. I will say that you need to be very careful when loading the 20 round mags so that the rounds stack properly. Otherwise, you'll have lots of jams. The owner's manual does emphasize the proper loading technique and there are a couple of good videos on You Tube that cover this. I fired 3 different brands of .22 ammo with no issues there at all. Can't say what accuracy differences there might be since my shooting session was strictly a functional test. Besides, if I want to shoot for accuracy (bullseye shooting), I have three very good target pistols for that purpose. Having the ability to dry fire the P322 is a nice feature and I'd recommend using the special "chamber flag" for that purpose. I'm quite happy with the pistol since it does everything I wanted it for.

Great combo for my first 1911. Bud's was on point with quick shipping.