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<blockquote data-quote="brcfo_outdoors" data-source="post: 2559135" data-attributes="member: 113623"><p>It is the 21st century, and I recommend getting the best and most cutting edge technology you can. Right now, that is being offered by Sig where you have a serialized fire control unit that can be placed in different frames with different slides. That way you can have multiple sized guns for different applications by just switching the FCU between guns. Also they are optics ready, which is the future and it is faster to pick up and easier to see your target than irons. I would look at the P365 for your small frame CCW and a P320 for your full sized. I carry a P320 every day, I have a compact version for carry and a full sized slide and frame for my go to war option. They even came out with a new line of .45/10mm FCU's if you really want to upsize for an outdoors pistol.</p><p></p><p>The benefits of modern modularity is that you can select what works and fits you. The Sig P320 has different frame sizes and different grip sizes to get exactly what you want. Personal fit and feel is big, and often ignored for "big" names or departmental requirements for people who are forced to carry one gun or another. I personally was forced to carry a Glock 23 and will never buy one again. They don't fit my hand, the trigger with the built in safety is awful, the grip is uncomfortable, and they recycle the same technology every couple years and call it a new generation then rely on their name for government and individual sales. Mine was poor quality and unreliable to boot, even compared to my 35. Other's may love their Glock, but there are plenty of companies who offer competitive and more modern options. Go out to your local gun store and handle everything before you make your final decision.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brcfo_outdoors, post: 2559135, member: 113623"] It is the 21st century, and I recommend getting the best and most cutting edge technology you can. Right now, that is being offered by Sig where you have a serialized fire control unit that can be placed in different frames with different slides. That way you can have multiple sized guns for different applications by just switching the FCU between guns. Also they are optics ready, which is the future and it is faster to pick up and easier to see your target than irons. I would look at the P365 for your small frame CCW and a P320 for your full sized. I carry a P320 every day, I have a compact version for carry and a full sized slide and frame for my go to war option. They even came out with a new line of .45/10mm FCU's if you really want to upsize for an outdoors pistol. The benefits of modern modularity is that you can select what works and fits you. The Sig P320 has different frame sizes and different grip sizes to get exactly what you want. Personal fit and feel is big, and often ignored for "big" names or departmental requirements for people who are forced to carry one gun or another. I personally was forced to carry a Glock 23 and will never buy one again. They don't fit my hand, the trigger with the built in safety is awful, the grip is uncomfortable, and they recycle the same technology every couple years and call it a new generation then rely on their name for government and individual sales. Mine was poor quality and unreliable to boot, even compared to my 35. Other's may love their Glock, but there are plenty of companies who offer competitive and more modern options. Go out to your local gun store and handle everything before you make your final decision. [/QUOTE]
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