(In no way is this a knock against apex as i have several of their products that work great. I also have been in contact several times over this issue.)
My sig sauer x-carry has been a workhorse so far. The grip is great and in factory configuration i have had zero malfunctions. At 10 yards i can knock the center out of a target with the romeo 1. It seems to be most accurate with aguila 124gr. Unfortunately my favorite upgrade the apex tactical forward set trigger bar and flat faced trigger appear to be a dud. The first issue started with every other magazine it would not cock the striker at least once. They had me remove the over travel sleeve and spring which made it worse. It started ftf every 8 rounds or so. I reinstalled the factory components and after 250 rounds I’ve had zero malfunctions. At $120 this was a serious disappointment and i cannot reccomend this product. The romeo ones battery only lasted 2 weeks out of the box but after a battery change it has gone 3 months of edc. The streamlightinc tlr-7 have been flawless and sits flush with the bore. I am in no way an expert but i am a competition shooter and carry for work and would reccomend the xcarry.
Very nice report. Love my X-Carry, haven’t shot it a lot. Installed the Romeo-1 6MOA on mine and plan on shooting it in Carry Optics division. Also have that TLR-7 light, but have it currently on my CZ Scorpion.
Did you find a holster for the X-Carry+TLR-7?
My Apex trigger bar gave my gun a “dead trigger” so to speak. Pressing on the trigger all the way did nothing. It was hit or miss when it wanted to work.
For years I was a proponent of the “just get a G19 and be done with it” philosophy. SIG’s tacky marketing and repeated recalls had me writing them off. But on a complete impulse buy, I picked up a 320 X-Carry several weeks ago.
I’ve tried to find something to hate about this gun, but I can’t. The trigger, X Ray sights, and grip angle are just about perfect IMO. I ended up buying a second example, which interestingly happened to be consecutively serial numbered to my first pistol. Both were “born” in June 2018 and have run flawlessly through ~2K between them. This includes everything from cheap Magtech/Blazer/Fiocchi ball to Critical Duty, HST, and Federal LE bonded loads.
With my Glocks, I had always accepted the low/left fliers at 25 yds as my own failure as a shooter. I’m just your average LE guy…not some high speed operator with an unlimited ammo/training budget. But out of the box, both of my X-Carry pistols have been consistently delivering fist-sized groups directly at POA 25 yds off hand. Previously I’ve never been able to achieve that with anything but a tuned 1911. I’m still skeptical of SIG as a company, but I can’t argue with the results given by these two pistols.
I’ve been carrying the X-Carry off duty with the IWB and OWB options offered by TR Holsters on eBay. So far, they’ve been solid holsters despite the relatively low price. I will admit the gun carries differently from the G19…its thicker and a bit longer in the grip. But I’m still able to easily conceal it without having to go out and buy to out and buy new clothes.
Bottom line: I would be carrying this gun on duty over my issued G17.4 if Safariland offered a holster for it…Dept policy requires a 6280-style SLS holster.
Off topic and maybe you have the answer… Do the screws that come with the Deltapoint Pro fit on the M17 threaded holes? From what I recall the screws on the DPP are M4x.7x15.8mm and the screws on the Romeo1 are #6-48. I’m guessing both thread pitches are similar because the M17 can fit both optics.
There are posts on SigTalk that discuss this problem. One works, the other doesn’t, as the screw holes are too large. Not sure which is which but logic tells my the R! works but the DR doesn’t.
