[VFC] SIG SAUER P320 XCARRY Gas Blowback Pistol, Black (Next Stock Arrival Date TBD)

This is the latest product in the SIG P320 series, officially licensed by SIG AIR and manufactured by VFC, a manufacturer of high-quality GBBs, with a realistic appearance.

The mechanism of the gas gun is the same as the P320 series that has been on the market for some time, so it is essentially a variation model with a different appearance, but as the X series is a very popular upgrade model of the P320 in real life, this is a long-awaited product and we are sure there are many people who have been looking forward to it.

It's no exaggeration to say that the X-Carry's biggest selling point is its evolved frame design, which has been realistically modeled under official SIG license. While it has the same 3.9-inch barrel and short slide size as the M18 (P320 Compact), it looks and feels completely different.

It also features a straight trigger shoe, which is standard on real guns, so when you hook your finger on it and pull it, you get a more intuitive feeling than before.

The "XCARRY" engraving on the slide is also reproduced, giving it a cool, tactical look. When you see this model in person, it's strange how the standard P320 seems unsophisticated.

The same as before, a red dot sight can be mounted by removing the removable mount cover in front of the rear sight.*1

* As before, the dot sight mounting plate is not included.

Manufacturer: VFC
License: SIG SAUER
Magazine capacity: 21 rounds Total length: 193mm
Weight: 703g
Power source: Gas HFC134a

In order to compete with the revolutionary features and performance of the Glock 17, which was born in Austria in the 1980s, the Swiss heavyweight SIG SAUER released its first polymer-framed automatic rifle, the "SP2340," which was developed based on the previous P226 and P229.

The SP2340 has been improved and is connected to the current "SP2022", and the series is called "SIG Pro".

The SIG Pro series, introduced in 1998, won contracts with military and law enforcement agencies in Europe, but was not commercially successful in the U.S. civilian market because it used the traditional DA/SA system, which was already becoming outdated at the time.

Learning from this, the "P250," released in the 2000s as the second attempt at a polymer frame, featured slide stops on both the left and right sides, a magazine release that could be switched between left and right, and, most notably, a modular system that allowed for easy replacement of each unit, including the inner chassis.

The P250 got off to a good start as a lightweight pistol that could be easily customized thanks to this system, but its DAO (double action only) design meant it was a commercial failure, and no successor was produced for a long time afterwards.

In the midst of all this, the third attempt, the "P320", was released in 2014.

The P320 is a redesigned model that incorporates the mistakes of the previous P250, and the major change is the adoption of a striker-fired firing mechanism. The modular system has been further refined, and a separately sold change kit makes it easy to change the frame size and chamber of a single gun.

Shortly after its release, the attractive P320 won the competition to select the next standard handgun for the US military in 2017, earning the contract, leading to increased use among civilians and law enforcement agencies, and it is now one of the most popular pistols in the United States.

The new "P320 X-Carry" is one of the variations in the "X Series," an upgrade of the early P320, and as its name suggests, it is a compact model with a 3.9-inch barrel designed for CCW (concealed carry).

The biggest improvement of the X series is the "X frame" common to the series, which has a larger beavertail than the conventional P320 and an undercut at the rear of the trigger guard to allow for a "high grip," and the straighter backstrap makes it suitable for a wider range of shooters.

This new frame has been carved to such a level that it is like a completely different piece, except that it is designed to fit the original P320 magazine, further enhancing the P320's already high reputation.

The standard straight trigger also provides better feedback for the index finger, and the sear breaks in a perfectly vertical position.