How many buy this about the Sig P320?
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ex13F
Custom
I bought one of those P320s after the drop safety stuff so it was post-recall. Put Apex trigger and reset bar in it along with a full crowned Agency barrel in a WC grip module. Then all this "going off in the holster" stuff came around. It shoots great and is accurate but now I don't trust carrying it so it sits in the safe until I feel like shooting it. I wouldn't feel right selling or trading it and then find out something bad happened to the new owner so I just chalk it up to that one's on me.
UC_Guy 1971
Custom
After the stellar way Sig has dealt with the controversy around the P320, I won't own any Sig. Now as a rider to this statement, I wouldn't have before either. But now I have a self assessed moral superiority justifying my decision and why I don't like Sig.
uspatriot1960
Professional
I wouldn’t get a P320 at this point with all the hubbub about it. But other Sig models have different designs are are safe IMO. My daily carry is a P365XL and it’s been exceptional. I also have a P938 Legion for when I need something a little smaller and a P322 which is a blast to shoot suppressed.
KillerFord1977
Emissary
What would be interesting is if a round was placed in the chamber long term for carry use without any powder/bullet. just a new casing with primer with bullet/powder removed.
See after long term exposure to hustle n bustle if the firing pin leaves a dent in the primer
See after long term exposure to hustle n bustle if the firing pin leaves a dent in the primer
HayesGreener
Ronin
I owned a bunch of them and used them as training guns. My former PD has a couple hundred. I have no reservations about them any more than Glocks.What would be interesting is if a round was placed in the chamber long term for carry use without any powder/bullet. just a new casing with primer with bullet/powder removed.
See after long term exposure to hustle n bustle if the firing pin leaves a dent in the primer
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KillerFord1977
Emissary
I think its crappy holster set ups with the guns that have “fired uncommanded” as they claim.
The video of the sheriffs officer gun going off clearly shows a lot of room between the holster and trigger. You can see the trigger in the holster of the video taken.
Should be no way to get anything between a holstered weapon and the trigger, but in that pic, there’s a ton of room.
HayesGreener
Ronin
Agreed.