Reviews & Ratings for Live Free Armory LF320 Elite Series Pistol Slide w/ RMR Optic Cut for Sig P320 — 5 reviews — Page 1

I build my Sig P320 off if a custom works FCU and after 600 rounds its shooting great. I used all different components building this thin so it took a bit to get worn in but now its smooth as butter. The RMR cut is phenomenal, my red dot dropped right on without any issue. The finish is holding up great with minimal wear from reholstering. The irons were tight to get in but i was expecting that being a cerakoted slide. Would highly recommend.

Receive this slide 4 days ago. And installed ggp upper completion kit, holosun 507, reused my factory barrel and I'm running a 1911 style spring and guide rod @ 11lbs. As another posted it takes some minor break in done with live or dry fire and make sure you lube well. The slide is great for those of us who rack from the front perfect traction. Also this slide with 507(but I assume pretty much any reddot) comes to the exact same weight as the factor full slide with irons. So your losing the perfect amount of reciprocating mass with the slide cuts. Finish is good so far. Only negative is that the external dimensions of the new slide cause minor interference with my RHT legion holster that I use for my 320Max. This may wear your holster and your slide finish but it's not enough to cause excess retention. More just a data point. Technically it's not even the correct holster however old slide fit fine in the legion holster.

This is a nice slide, let's not split hairs here. It's got nice smooth radiuses (radii?) where needed, and it looks and feels great. It even functions great, and it's a rather good price as well.

Why not five? Only because I thought something was wrong with it (and maybe there is still?) because a manual slide rack, especially at first, was nearly impossible compared to other slides I've owned, both factory Sig and aftermarket. It was difficult to install and rack, and my guess is because of the thickness of the coating (I purchased the black variant). I thought I was having an issue with my recoil spring or my grip frame or even my FCU, but I found out that, at least in my case, I needed to manually rack the slide to the rear and let it slam forward literally hundreds of times before it finally loosened up and allowed the slide to come to a stop at the completely ready-to-fire position. This could also likely be done by firing the gun hundreds of times, but you can guess which is cheaper.

Now all that said, as long as you know that this is a possibility, get this slide. It's great! Just make sure you cycle it a lot after assembly to make sure it moves freely.