Sounds like a guy who has shot this thing, and probably really well!!! Thanks for watching sir!

Yesss! My P320 XTen is my first 10mm and I am loving it! I still carry 9mm for defense, but I've been wanting to hit the range and train with the XTen more!

Apparently there is an aftermarket ambi safe available.

@@bradcraig5111 Thanks. Factory ambi safety and threaded barrel, available as part of the original purchase, probably would be more economical and more likely to be compatible.

Oh God! I wish they did! I already bought my XTen, but I would prefer it in the Scorpion FDE-like finish than the default black.

That chatter is from the sear

@@henryofskalitz2228 NO, while that might have some movement as well, what I am talking about - is the slide wobbles on the frame. In fact, if you take the mag out, put the reticle of the optic on a target, press the trigger back to the "wall" (before it breaks) and release it...... you can watch the reticle move up and down. All BS aside, I have never seen frame to slide fitment this poor. I just bought a $300 PSA Dagger that doesn't have this much "play".

@@Ten_Mil_Will my xten i just bought and broke in doesn't do that it might be a fault frame rail

@@henryofskalitz2228 Yea, I'm gonna call them back, Monday (it has been a month or so). They had me send a video of the "play" but it couldn't really show how bad it was. I'm gonna let them know they need to look at it in person. If they still consider it "normal" (their word), I'm gonna upload a video of it so folks can understand what their "normal" is. Sig calls their AR pistol a "Rattler" when THIS is what deserved that name lol

The slide rail tabs on the FCU are literally bent tabs on a stamped part. I’m amazed the slides fit as well as they do.

If it doesn't fit, try the Springfield XDM Elite.

I'm having the same issue. Although had the same issue with my x5 legion until I put around 200 rounds through it. No issues since then. Hoping for the same with the x10, we'll see.

i've heard this from other sig videos. :(

Is there a coating on the inside of the mag( like powder coat ext.) ?

Same issue here. Gun is essentially useless as both mags are totally malfunctioning. 1)no way it works with 15 rounds. IF you can smash the 15th round in without deforming the mag lips, the slide will not pull back, or if you insert it with the slide back, it will not pull that top round off and go into battery. stops dead in it's tracks it's in there too tight. 2) loading any more than about 5-6 rounds in the mag, they all get jammed up in the lower part of the mag. you can tip it over and hit it and they all come tumbling out.

Oh man, I certainly hope so!!!!

Man loads need a heavier spring to handle

How is the reliability with the 220 10mm compared to 320 10mm? Not sure which one to get.

@@dusterstilldustin The 220 is a proven 10mm design while the 320 is pretty new and I've heard mixed results from 10mm double stack striker fired in general. The fact of the matter is the 220 trigger is outstanding and is going to give you far better accuracy hands down, you may only have 9 shots compared to 16 but chances are you'll hit more with the 220 in my humble opinion. Both are great pistols though and you cannot go wrong with either.

@@dusterstilldustin I have not had on failure with ball ammo or hollow points. The 220 legion has been 100 percent reliable and a dream ti shoot the 10mm caliber out of, soaks up a lot of the recoil

Common for striker fires to lack safeties

@@evangraham Not true. The vast majority have trigger safeties. Other actually have manual safety offerings

I'm excluding the trigger safety for this, common styles of safeties are available, but not as common as ones lack them

@@evangraham Name the ones you are referring to. I’m actually genuinely curious

Same thing with the p365, you dont need a safety if youve got a good holster and arent incompetent