Which Sig P320?

[Tere_Hanges]

Looks like hell to me.

https://www.google.com/search?q=us+army+sig+p320+loaded+chamber+indicator&prmd=sivn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjwv4rK_tvRAhUB9WMKHc0MAT8Q_AUICCgC&biw=360&bih=512#tbm=isch&q=us+army+sig+p320+top+view&imgrc=l_Hsfk5FRZ9xVM%3A

[Old4eyes]

Hurry, order what the Military has, that is truly the only way to operate!

[stormvet]

I would wait, Sig knows it is now sitting on a Gold mine. It will soon make the (almost) exact gun available to US citizens.

But if an (almost) exact copy dose not matter to you. Just buy a full size or compact (they are buying both) 320 and you got it.

[sigfan91]

Yes and codified by CA laws [PC 16380]

All CLI are LCI, but only a few LCI are CLI.

LCI have been a standard feature on semi-auto pistols since the 1990s.
However, almost all of them do not meet the definition of a CLI.

Which is why there is two different terms.
Use the correct one, in order to avoid confusion.



Penal Code 16380

Mind....blown.....

[solipsism]

Looks like hell to me.

https://www.google.com/search?q=us+a...sfk5FRZ9xVM%3A

Awful. Now I know why the M&P 2.0 got that terrible LCI.

[painkiller]

I would imagine intra familiar transfer is his other option if not leo

[vgman94]

You should place an order for a Sig P320 X5 and a CZ P-10. If you don't like one or both of those, I'd be more than happy to buy them from you.

Hahaha....Ha....Hold on there, buddy. The CZ's mine.

[SkyHawk]

Thats a nub.
LCI is the sharkfin on top of the shield.
Sometimes the glack nub is extended, sometimes it isn't.
But that's irrelevant because you can't even see it.

You have it wrong, but that's Ok. We normally call the nanny-state CA indicator a LCI, but the law calls it CLI.

And Quiet is right, the Glock has had LCI for awhile. That nub you refer to. The nub protrudes when a round is chambered. Ergo, LCI. Many other free state guns have variations of LCI, not to be confused with the god-awful CA CLI shark fin.

We can keep calling the Ca thing a LCI, but every once in a while a thread calls for clarification. This is such a thread since OP has raised the issue and has it confused on the P320.





Now getting back to the 'which P320'. I notice that the FDE 320C (like mine below) has a somewhat shiny anodized-looking slide that does not exactly match the frame. The pics of the Army P320 I have seen looks like a perfect match between upper and lower, and looks better IMO. But for now this is about as close as you get.

[Desertdoc]

""I NEED a Sig 320, I need it now the ARMY has it, it is the best, never heard of it before, I know nothing about it, I know there are better pistols but who cares I just know I HAVE to have it give it to me now. I will die if I do not get it. "" LMMFAO.

"What kind of Oakleys and hair jell do you use? Should I grow a beard?" LOL, laugh, cough chortle.

FVuck.

[dummykid]

P320 is hard to get now in the great Bay Area..

[stormvet]

One good thing they changed on it was the slide lock, they made it low profile so you don't have that big knob getting in the way of your support hand.

[tophatjones]

LCI....ffffff

OP is LEO. Just get a p320 compact, the Army version looks terrible with manual safety and LCI.

[ap3572001]

LCI....ffffff

OP is LEO. Just get a p320 compact, the Army version looks terrible with manual safety and LCI.

320 compact 9mm? I check it out. Really don't want manual safety and LCI. I am looking at HK P2000 as my next 9mm. Got to shoot one recently . EXCELLENT PISTOL!!!! P320 will probably be next.

[IVC]

Wrong. My Glock has no such thing.

Thats a nub.
LCI is the sharkfin on top of the shield.
Sometimes the glack nub is extended, sometimes it isn't.
But that's irrelevant because you can't even see it.

Remember, there are TWO different categories of indicators: those that are part of the design and are unintrusive and those that are forced by legislation and are eye sores.

Many handguns have external extractors that are designed to sink slightly when no round is in the chamber so there is a visual cue when round is chambered. Many extractors even have some red paint on top which becomes visible when round is chambered. These indicators are not used in standard operations since no safety protocol in any way relies on them, but simply exist because they are a natural part of the design.

The "bad ones" are the ones legislators are forcing on us with not-so-unintentional consequence that they also limit overall availability of guns in CA. These are "shark fin" types with "retard letters."

[IVC]

Fun fact...

There are physical differences between a Loaded Chamber Indicator (LCI) and a Chamber Load Indicator (CLI).

CA laws require a CLI, not a LCI.

To add more fun...

CLI is like AW - an invented name/category that sounds like something that already exists, but must be slightly different in order to be codified into CA abomination of the gun laws.

Further examples of such word games are double negation in "Roster of not unsafe handguns" and "large capacity magazines."