Jury finds in favor of Sig Sauer

[Onewolf426]

Jury finds in favor of Sig Sauer in lawsuit filed by Somerset County detective

Jury finds in favor of Sig Sauer in lawsuit filed by Somerset County detective

www.mainepublic.org

https://www.sigsauer.com/blog/unanimous-maine-federal-jury-finds-no-defect-in-p320-unintended-discharge-case

 

[Onewolf426]

Maine detective sues SIG Sauer, alleges pistol unintentionally discharged

The lawsuit by the Maine police detective alleges the gun manufacturer designed and negligently marketed a defective firearm.

themainemonitor.org

 

[Annihilator]

You ever notice it’s always law enforcement personnel that these so called discharges occur to…..

Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Old_Me]

accidents do happen..LEO's are under a lot of stress, and to maybe possibly holster or remove the gun in the actions of a tense situation, well......accidents......do happen.

 

[Annihilator]

accidents do happen..LEO's are under a lot of stress, and to maybe possibly holster or remove the gun in the actions of a tense situation, well......accidents......do happen.

Holstering or unholstering, still need to keep finger off the trigger, poor or little training or incompetence.

 

[KillerFord1977]

Holstering or unholstering, still need to keep finger off the trigger, poor or little training or incompetence.

Also improper holsters.
Several companies products leave large gaps between trigger and holster.

 

[Lab4Us]

Wilson still has two P320 Carry and two P320 Compact in stock at 50%-almost 75% off. For those of you who have no concerns (and to be honest, after Wilson looked them over, even I’d feel a “little” better)…if I was still interested in striker fired guns.

 

[Shibadog]

If I needed/wanted a striker fired pistol I’d jump on one at those prices. I’m still amazed that folks buy a striker fired pistol w.o a safety and then are shocked when it goes off when the trigger is pulled, accidentally or otherwise…