When the 320 came out, I thought the same things. I carried a P220 on duty and was really irritated when I had to switch to a Glock 22...until I shot it. Much faster splits out of a lighter gun and supposedly “snappier” cartridge. Then the 320 came along and I scratched my head on that one. To me, the muzzle flip was even more pronounced due to the lighter polymer frame vs my P220.
It's good to get confirmation on that. I'd hate to think I'm the only one here who had that impression.
