r/canadaguns • u/Special_Turnover_780 • Aug 05 '26
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u/Potential-Ad-6441 Aug 05 '26
The "FCU" or trigger group of the p320 is the serialized part not the frame, so you can swap frames and slides with not worries.
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u/julienjj Aug 05 '26
The FCU aka the trigger assembly is removable and carry the serial number.
You can dump it into any grip and slide kit
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u/goshathegreat Aug 05 '26
The P320 doesn’t have a serialized frame or slide, instead the Fire Control Unit is serialized, this means that you can legally buy a frame/slide, and swap the FCU out.
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u/Geralt-of-Rivai Aug 06 '26
I paid 1000$ for my M17, I can't imagine dropping 2500$ on a conversion
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u/coffeeofwar Aug 05 '26
Trigger group on a sig is the FCU that is the only part that's is registered on the sig kinda like a Glock frame if that makes sense so
Grip module and slides for the p320 are sold still
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u/zporb Aug 06 '26
Are you guys bots? We do not need almost 10 comments signifying almost the exact same point
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u/theborealethos Aug 07 '26
Don’t do it. Your testes/femoral artery/metatarsals/the floor of your indoor range deserve better. The 320 is an inherently unsafe design.
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u/Darthwilhelm on Aug 05 '26
The frames just hit the bullet to make it go bang. Everything else that dictates ergonomics, caliber, etc. is a seperate component. This is just something to change the caliber for people with an existing P320 prior to the freeze.
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u/RyanTheRooster Aug 05 '26
This is a Conversion kit, with grip module and slide, the Frame of a P320 detaches from the grip module allowing you to swap them out. with these kits you can convert your pre-existing P320 into another configuration. This doesnt include the part that is legally the firearm which houses the metal rails the slide rides on, and the trigger group.
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u/Zlatanski Aug 06 '26
yes. The full, brand new firearm costs 1330 USD (~1865 CAD). This conversion kit has no FCU (for obvious reasons) and costs a full 400 CAD more.
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u/NIBLZ_HAMSTR Aug 06 '26
I got a conversion kit for my sig p226.. the original gun was in .22 and I think cost 600 -700 bucks... the conversion to 9mm was 400 - 500.. so i kinda got 2 guns for the price of one regular priced p226 in 9mm. I'd recommend a conversion kit.. theyre awesome.. but they gotta be joking with that price. It should be no more than 600... thats stupid.
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u/PrestigiousStatus711 Aug 05 '26
With other firearms the frame is often the serialized part but on a P320 the serialized part is the FCU. You can swap grips and slides all you want. This kit is for people who have a P320 FCU.
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u/gnu_gai Aug 05 '26
Any pistol can be converted with a kit so long as the serialized component stays the same, though I believe you have to report a change in calibre and possibly barrel length to the Horse so they can update the registration to match the actual state of the gun
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