I have one setup for the same use but also with NV with a 507k and the streamlight light that has ir. Mine has been pretty reliable with mini mags and a suppressor. Mags have to be loaded so the rounds stagger left and right every round. Mine actually has a really good trigger. I pretty much decided not to buy one because the trigger in my friends was pretty bad. I tried one out in the store and it was much better so that's the one I bought.
Recently purchased a similar setup for the exact same purpose and I’m a big fan of it so far, especially the holster allowing the suppressor to remain attached. I wound up going with a Holosun EPS red dot because some guys I hunt with had problems with their Sig Romeo red dots. Still trying to figure out which ammo runs best; I was told to go for copper plated instead of using the exposed lead bullets for the semi-auto pistol platform.
Just got the p322 comp to plink around with, I have really been enjoying it so far! I have a .22 JK suppressor that I run on the front of it that has been working out really well. I have been running the Federal Automatch ammo it runs fantastic out of that configuration, its shooting at about 950 fps so its all subsonic too, at basically bulk ammo prices!
Nice vid Wade with your sig. change the intro/outro music. It’s not , iMO TPH worthy and I believe Axil ear pro uses the same music, or some stupid commercial on YT with shooters wearing tight clothes. Get a volquartsen. You’ll actually have a good time shooting it.
So.... did they ever fix that problem with massive leading in the barrel?? Because what I'm hearing is mediocre to poor trigger, with questionable magazine reliability, and a reputation for leading so bad that you have to melt it out of the barrel every 250rnds or less, now in a new color!! I like sig, but they pooped their pants pretty good on the p322. It could have been awesome, but they half assed it and called it good enough. In the absence of them legit no BS getting their act together and fixing it, I'll stick with Taurus TX22's. Good triggers, reliable magazines, good precision, all for a lower price.
