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Are SIG P320 Discharges Really About the Gun… or Just Overloaded Duty Rigs?

While I believe the holsters have a part my issue with blaming it all on it is LEOs use the same series holsters with other manufacturers and wrestle suspects and you hear no increase cases of other manufacturers firearms going off.

So is that an accurate sign or is the Sig stuff so much in the news stuff gets regurgitated like the Beretta M9 slide separation issue (like less than 10 all Navy guns but to hear people talk every range had one happen)

I tend believe it’s a couple issues. (OK more lean to the side) it’s either the non dingus on the trigger that allows something to make it go off. OR substandard MIM parts as they get them from a company in India as they are not the same quality MIMs you find in Springfield or S&W or say that aircraft you flew in last time you flew!
 
ECS686 said:
While I believe the holsters have a part my issue with blaming it all on it is LEOs use the same series holsters with other manufacturers and wrestle suspects and you hear no increase cases of other manufacturers firearms going off.

So is that an accurate sign or is the Sig stuff so much in the news stuff gets regurgitated like the Beretta M9 slide separation issue (like less than 10 all Navy guns but to hear people talk every range had one happen)

I tend believe it’s a couple issues. (OK more lean to the side) it’s either the non dingus on the trigger that allows something to make it go off. OR substandard MIM parts as they get them from a company in India as they are not the same quality MIMs you find in Springfield or S&W or say that aircraft you flew in last time you flew!
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Holsters are now on the hit list? Weapons lights are to blame? What’s next… ……?
I wholeheartedly believe it’s a parts manufacturing issue. Crappy tolerances equal Crappy production.
 
Annihilator said:
And another P320 article…..pointing kinda to holsters and accessories…..

SIG P320 Problem—or Holster Setup Fail?

Think the SIG P320 is unsafe? Your holster setup might be the real issue. See what’s actually causing these so-called “accidental” discharges.
www.thetruthaboutguns.com www.thetruthaboutguns.com
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If it’s holsters and duty rigs, shouldn’t same issues be happening across all duty pistol manufacturers with equal frequency?
 
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