#World of guns gun disassembly sig p320 full size

NO broken parts so I can only conclude that some how during my initial shoot it was already in what I call 'vapor lock'.īTW I did send the Legion back with the default Recoil Guide Rod and 14lb spring in place and Sig is now using Blazer Brass (now owned by CCI) as there default. Of course, this was after they did an 'open & inspect (disassembly)clean and reassembly. I asked the rep if they had shot My default ammo and he did have the techs shoot wiht this as well.still no duplication. I had a call that afternoon telling me the 'techs' could not duplicate the problems described. For starters though I put 100 rnds of Winchester 124 gun NATO ammunition for the initial break in. I was sent a RMA and shipped it to Sig on Tuesday. After reading about stovepipes and FTE with the 14 lbs spring I thought that it was a good idea to bring the 12 lbs spring with me on my first range outing with my X5 Legion. Ammo(s) and 100 rounds of the115gr.Īfter todays reshoot, I did speak with Robert and he recommended I contact Sig Warranty.' I’ve loaded the mags in varied quantities from 1 round up to 17 rounds with no performance differences. No real performance differences noted using any of this. I am shooting my default Ammunition Winchester Train and Defend 147Gr., Fioochi 147Gr. No improvements noted from my first shoot. So, I did go back to the Factory 12lb Spring. There was no difference in results between the Factory 14Lb or the Wolff 14lb Springs.

#World of guns gun disassembly sig p320 full size

I relayed my experiences to Robert and told him I would like to replace my Legions 14lb Spring with the Wolff 14lb recoil spring he installed into my Sig P320 Pro Full Size to see if it might be a spring issue. Robert is a Certified Sig Sauer Armorer and is well respected for his experience his workmanship. I had a message exchange with my Gun Smith, Robert Burke, aka “The Sig Armorer”. While the Range Last Thursday, I did the following replace the default 14lb spring with the Sig provided 12lb spring. I also noted in more than one instance,( although a round was loaded into the barrel chamber) an unfired round was turned “backwards” just above the magazine.

The breach would close a round world enter the barrel but fail to fire occurs. At times when a round would eject, it was only thrown several inches from the breach.

Sadly, I had a heavy number of ‘stove pipes’ or Fail to Fire events. As normal course I did clean it as well as the mags prior to first use. 'Last Thursday (1 August), I took it out to the Range to start breaking it in. I called Sig, and sent a detailed email (text below): After doing a shoot the range on Monday last, I was still having issues as described in my original post.