This SKU table contains a list of all SKUs available for the product. You can filter the list of items shown by selecting attributes.
Description
Sig Sauer P320 Semi-Auto Pistol
The Sig Sauer® P320 Semi-Auto Pistol is a lightweight polymer-frame, striker-fired pistol that points on target instinctively to deliver major firepower. A smooth, consistent trigger pull permits precision shot placement as well as rapid, controlled fire. Sig semi-automatic pistols have several built-in safety features that make them suitable for safe carry. An ergonomic textured grip provides a non-slip hold, even with sweaty hands. The frame features an integral 3-lug Picatinny rail for attaching aftermarket sights and lights. A serialized, stainless steel inner frame assembly allows interchangeability with aftermarket grip modules according to one's hand size. The corrosion-resistant, Nitron™ coated stainless steel slide features front and rear serrations to enhance the shooter's ability to pull the slide back for loading and clearing the action. The slide is nicely chamfered and de-horned draw and re-holster effortlessly. Fully adjustable sights provide rapid sight acquisition. The Sig Sauer P320 Semi-Auto Pistol safely fieldstrips in seconds, without the use of tools for cleaning and maintenance.
Notice--Pay Pal.This item may not be purchased by using the Pay Pal method of payment.
Notice--Bulk Item Packaging.Please note that this item ships in its own packaging, so the contents may be identified.
Notice -- Firearms.Firearms are shipped only to stores and are sold only as equipped. Not all firearms are available in all locations. Check all federal, state, and local laws and restrictions before ordering any firearm. Purchaser must comply with all applicable laws for pickup.
Proposition 65 Warning
{"notices":[
{"notice": "<b>Notice--Bulk Item Packaging.</b></br>Please note that this item ships in its own packaging, so the contents may be identified.","catentryIDs" : "315846"},
{"notice": "<b>Notice--Pay Pal.</b></br>This item may not be purchased by using the Pay Pal method of payment.","catentryIDs" : "315846"},
{"notice": "<b>Notice -- Firearms.</b></br>Firearms are shipped only to stores and are sold only as equipped. Not all firearms are available in all locations. Check all federal, state, and local laws and restrictions before ordering any firearm. Purchaser must comply with all applicable laws for pickup.","catentryIDs" : "315846"}
]}
Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5 by
utex88 from
Great shooter with big wartsI’ve had it for nine months and have put about 300 rounds through it. The good:
1. Cabela’s usual great price and great service. Easy as can be.
2. It’s an excellent shooter; solid ergonomics and a great trigger equals a very pointable, accurate gun. With a red dot, follow up shots are easy. The Romeo 1 optic held its zero.
The bad:
1. The Romeo 1 died after six months of sitting in the safe. The optic turns on when you pick it up, and Sig predicts a battery life of years. Not so much, mine died quickly. It wouldn’t turn back on after battery replacement. Contacted Sig, they suggested specific torques not only for the unit attachment on the slide but for the battery cover. That didn’t work either. A Sig Forum suggestion was to hold down the power button for ten seconds, that worked.
2. Initial acquisition of the red dot was much harder for me than finding the front sight; this second or two of hesitation could cost me my life. I’m 55 and have been shooting pistols for 30 years, so maybe this is a case of you “can’t teach an old dog new tricks”.
3. The take down level for field stripping the gun was so stiff that I needed to use the eraser end of a pencil to rotate it with enough force yet not dig into my finger. It’s loosened up somewhat, but not to where I don’t need a tool to move it.
4. A selling point of the gun is that you can remove the fire control unit and replace the frame into varying sizes, making the gun a “jack of all trades”. I’ve never been able to remove the unit, it is completely stuck. I’ve read all the online comments about lifting the front while sliding the back forward, nothing works.
This is a potentially great gun with many new production warts in need of refinement. Sig already issued a voluntary recall to fix a problem with the trigger. If you’re looking for a nice striker fired polymer gun that’s not a Glock, look at the HK VP9 or the Walther PPQ, both excellent options. Unfortunately, as much as I like Sig, this one is not yet ready for prime time.
Date published: 2020-01-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
SurviveMan from
Sig Sauer P320 RX PistolI have waited awhile for the right 320 to be on sale and this one is it. The pistol has an excellent feel and a perfect barrel length of just under 4 inches. That is perfect for me, I just like that size for concealment and accuracy. The gun was brand new and it is now my EDC since I had it to the range and put a few rounds down so I can now be confident in carrying it. When I say a few I mean a few hundred of course, getting it as cheap as I did was a payoff to being patient and waiting for the right one to go on sale. I am a big fan of SS so I really like the special color of this pistol from Cabelas only and if you are military you get an additional 5% off. Definitely a little more incentive to getting one at that price you are just about getting the Romeo1 free. The gun came in pretty clean just some packing grease to clean up before firing but much cleaner than other pistols I have bought from American makers. The night sights are also very bright compared to my Dan Wesson, giving Sig a nice rep with me as this is my first of their firearms, this pistol and my Beretta are the best made pistols I own better even than my Wesson which was twice the cost. It speaks well of German and Italian gun makers and the quality products they put on the market. I love the way my D Wesson shoots but it doesn't stand up the two foreign makers I am talking about and I don't speak without a detailed experience with my Beretta as I have had it for over 20 years. As for the Sig I think most folks know about their quality first hand.
Date published: 2019-11-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
WhatAGrandGarand from
P320 X CarryI recently purchased the P320 X Carry and have since put 200 rounds through it. The gun shoots extremely well and is accurate with the regular iron sights. I have not yet mounted the Romeo 1 to it, and to be honest I probably will just buy a picatinny mount for it and put it on another gun, seeing as how I don't want the added bulk when I'm carrying the gun. The gun feels great in the hand and the recoil is very manageable. The one thing I like the most about the X Carry is the trigger. It has a very clean break and not a lot of take up which helps me tremendously with accuracy, especially on quick follow up shots. Compact slides and full sized frames all in one gun are popular right now and I'm glad I went with the X Carry. Very fun to shoot.
Date published: 2019-07-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
utex88 from
Nearly PerfectI've owned a Sig P226 for my nightstand gun for many years, and when I tried out a P320 full size at my local range I was blown away. The trigger is much better during actual firing than it is even with dry firing, short smooth reset allowing for great follow-up shots. When Cabelas ran the special deal for the RX (Romeo One sight attached at factory) it was a no-brainer.
Took it to the range today and it felt the same as the range gun; smooth, easy trigger and less recoil than any 9mm I've ever shot. Two hiccups:
1. The Romeo One was sighted at the factory, and must have gotten the "good enough for government work" treatment; it was off by about 1-2 inches at ten yards and a good 6-8 inches at 25. I re-sighted it using my boresighter and saw just how off it was.
2. I had one failure to feed on a 115 grain FMJ round (Winchester) on the last round of the magazine. Round count was about number 40 through the gun. Probably just new gun smoothing out needed.
The benefit of the reflex sight was not as evident on the initial shot, but during double taps and faster rates of fire my requisition of the target was noticeably faster. That's a real-life benefit; it we are ever in a life-or-death situation, slow-fire will be highly unlikely.
Also, if you can get round number 17 into those magazines without a loader, you’re got stronger thumbs than me. They’re tight as a tick.
It's what I expected, another quality product from Sig. Don't expect perfection out-of-the-box, put a couple hundred rounds downrange first before putting it into service (sound advice for any new gun).
Date published: 2019-04-07
Rated 5 out of
5 by
nilesPete from
Best gun acquisition everI bought the full frame version and fired around 500 rounds of different ammo brands. No failure.
Date published: 2019-01-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
snipe04 from
first generationbought this gun when first went on the market. never had a problem. completely accurate out of the box.
(after thoroughly cleaning). have over 1000 rounds through it and still going. wonder where the new parts come from?
Date published: 2019-01-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Steve Vazquez from
320 9MM.Looking to purchase aBefore I purchase has the rear sight issue been resolved yet?
Date published: 2018-12-19
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Hapi from
Lot's of Homework!I was torn between the Glock 19X Gen 5 and the Sig 320. I studied all the articles and I do think the Glock 19X is a fine weapon. Some articles claimed the 19X to be the best Glock so far which might be a bit premature. I made the trip to Bass Pro to get 'acquainted' with both the full size Sig 320 and the Sig 320 Compact having already shot the new Glock 19X.. I have my CC, however, I am not planning to use the 320 as a concealed carry. I have that covered.
Strictly home defense and range shooting. Gene, the counter guy, was very accommodating and we started with the 320 Compact. I am 6' 3" 210 lbs. and have X large hands.
The 320 C was nice but not for me so we went to the full size 320. The fit and feel was profoundly accommodating in my hand which is rare. Gene's hand was smaller and he said the pistol grip was a bit to large. Please let me note...That the 320 is a modular weapon and complete bottom base of the 320 comes in small, medium and large. The cost is about $41.They have them at Bass Pro both in tan and black. I went though the 320 and then through the contents of the box. Two '17' Mags come with the 320 (I require 3 which the Glock 19X has) and the 320 has NO mag loader in the box..
Seriously? No mag loader? When you try to press a full 17 cartridge load in a mag the last 2 or 3 are tight without the loader. Gene said Bass Pro had mags so I looked in the Sig Mag section and found a Sig 320 21 cartridge with an extender so we tried it on the 320 and it fit perfectly. The cost was $59.Yikes! Ok, the price of the full size Glock was $529.at Bass Pro plus another $59. so the price of the newly introduced Glock 19X and the Full size Sig 320 were about the same. I went with the Sig. Why? The hand feel of the grip and the balance of the weapon was better for me. I also was more impressed with the Fit and Finish'. This model Sig has been out for 5 years and has gone though a number of running upgrades 'in house'. The 19X Glock was a newly minted hybrid between the 17 and the 19.. Also, the one article I was studying said the outer protective coatings were peeling off some new Glocks... So maybe in 5 years when the Gen 6 Glock comes out who knows but for now I'll stick with the Sig 320. I cleaned and lightly oiled the 320 and yes it had been fired at the Sig Factory.(Read your Sig 320 Factory Guide before taking it to the range. Glad I did). I shot 150 rounds of Remington Ball ammo without a hitch. The first 50 rounds were actually rapid fire because I had all 3 mags previously loaded and was trying to jam the Sig which did not happen.
It fired perfectly.
I am 5 STAR satisfied and very pleased with everything about this hand gun which is rare for me to say. It is just so right in my hand like it was built for me. The Glock had a very slippery grip feel and in bad weather it could be an issue but that's just me.
Does this handgun come with white 3-dot contrast sights or siglite night sights?
Asked by: Gurc10
Thanks for your question. Per the manufacturer, this model (320F-9-B) utilizes the contrast sights.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist10
Date published: 2019-05-06
Does this come with the magazine loader?
Asked by: Dsak
Thanks for the question. No the firearm does not come with a loader.
Answered by: expert 90
Date published: 2019-01-29
Will it fire +P ammo?
Asked by: Tanker Pappy
Per https://www.sigsauer.com/support/faqs/: +P Ammo manufactured to SAAMI/CIP/NATO specs is fine to use as a defensive round or for occasional range use. Continual use of this round will make it necessary for more frequent service on the pistol. We do NOT recommend the use of any +P+ round. This may void your warranty.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist16
Date published: 2018-10-06
Does this handgun come with a case? Also does this come with just 1 magazine?
Asked by: Lizzy192
Thank you for your inquiry. This comes in a box and with 2 magazines.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2018-12-10
If I purchase this pistol from Bass Pro, has it already undergo the voluntary upgrade program offered by sig to eliminate the accidental discharge when dropped at certain angles?
Asked by: SteveeP
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. Per the Manufacturer, "Everything shipped after August 30th 2017 will have had the upgrade performed. If the customer is still concerned they can check with customer service at 603-610-3000 Option 2 and they will run the serial and confirm.
There will also be literature in the box explaining the upgrade and showing a side by side photo of the firearm with old parts vs new, there will be a visual distinction between the two."
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-11-05
I was wondering if a laser could be added? I have seen a lot of Fire sights (after market) at the range lately and they look really nice and they make it easy to pick up the target with them, can these be added?
Asked by: woods
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this pistol comes with an accessory rail located just below the barrel that you can mount a laser sight or a flashlight on.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2018-03-26
Do you have to be 21 to purchase this firearm? Even just looking for home protection.
