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The Sig Is a Ticking Time Bomb?

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  • mike55

    I would wager that MOST of the negligent discharges were just that..... negligence! I saw one body cam footage that claims the p320 went off while holstered. You can clearly see the gun discharge as the LEO was unholstering the weapon! You cannot see his trigger finger, but I bet it was on the bang switch. He was just in a high speed chase, and the offender was shooting......so I know his adrenaline was off the charts. He claimed the gun went off while holstered, which is clearly untrue.....not saying he lied but was confused because the situation he was in.

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  • tsavo303

    Sounds like anti gun bs

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  • 4205raymond

    Sounds similar to trigger assembly on 700 Remington? ----------------------Ray

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  • allen griggs

    One problem with this story, this is being pushed by a bunch of lawyers, Sig is wealthy, what is called a deep pocket defendant.

    If these shysters know that all these shootings are ADs, or, operator error, they still would sue because they might win a huge payoff.


    Never shot a Sig, I don't know but I hear they are good guns.

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  • austin20

    Some folks will blame anything or anyone before they will admit to being negligent with a firearm

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Here is the link to SIG's voluntary upgrade notice, with explanation , and photos.

    I believe this notice dates back to 2017 (??)

    P320 Voluntary Upgrade Program | SIG SAUER


    Yeah, totally agree with comments thus far

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  • JimmyJack

    I sold mine, it was a very nice gun, but why take a chance?

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  • mike55

    The 1st gen Ruger LCPs supposedly had a defect too. They MIGHT go off if dropped on a hard surface. Sent it in for the recall, but DONT drop em and no problem.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    mike55: 30165988063643/comments/30165966864283

    The 1st gen Ruger LCPs supposedly had a defect too. They MIGHT go off if dropped on a hard surface. Sent it in for the recall, but DONT drop em and no problem.

    Remember that one also

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  • buddyb

    I was at the range with one of my buddies about 20 years ago.He was going to sight in his new just out of the box Remington 700. First round he loaded,the rifle went off as soon as he closed the bolt.It was pointed down range so there was no damage to anyone or anything,but the rifle went back to the factory for repair but he never used it again.I think it is still in his safe.

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  • 62vld2042

    I'm not familiar with the internal mechanical layout of the P320........but I'd like to know if forgemonkey may have some thoughts/experience on the handgun.

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  • chiefr

    We saw the same old BS when Beretta got the contract 0ver 40 years ago: Lawyers, gold diggers, and whiners


    I have owned a 320 for nearly 4 years now. Never a problem. It is another striker fired pistol like the Glock. The only difference is the entire firing mechanism can be removed as a whole unit.

    The 320 would NOT be my choice for a sidearm. IMHO the Beretta is superior due to the faster ability to clear a FTF.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGUeloSsUvc


    From the link I posted above.

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