Sig P320
The P320's real trick is that the serialized part is a small chassis, not the polymer grip around it, which is why the aftermarket leans so hard into grip modules, magwells, and full-size lighting. These picks are sized for the Compact and Carry frames most owners actually run, not the full-size duty gun.
Start with these three
A holster molded for the Compact/Carry frame, a full-size-capable rail light, and night sights cut to Sig's own pattern.
Everything for the Sig P320
Optics & Sights
2 itemsHolsters & Carry
4 itemsRange Bags & Gear
4 itemsCleaning & Maintenance
7 itemsTools & Bench Gear
5 itemsSig P320 questions
Do Glock holsters fit a P320?
No. The two platforms have completely different slide and frame geometry, so kydex molded for one won't retain the other correctly. Buy holsters listed specifically for the P320, and match the exact frame size (Compact, Carry, Full-Size, or M18) since they aren't interchangeable either.
Can I swap grip modules on any P320?
Within the same frame size, yes; that's the whole design. A Compact grip module accepts a Compact fire-control unit, but you can't drop a full-size FCU into a subcompact grip. Check your frame size before buying a grip module or a magwell built for a different one.
What red dot footprint does the P320 use?
It depends on the slide cut. Sig's own X-Series optics-ready slides use the Sig/Deltapoint Pro pattern; many aftermarket-milled slides use the RMR footprint instead. Check which cut your specific slide has before buying an optic or a plate; the two patterns are not interchangeable.





















