More Sig 320 drama
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I have no issues with the 22x series and have ran them for 35 years of some flavor (226 Legion is one now)
I would have no issues with the buying one now and am eyeing the new Sig 226 carry legion .
As far as the whole 320 while there was a problem how old are the ones that are happening? Not the whole teiggernupgrade old but were any made in the last couple years when everything started to hit or are they after 2018 but before say 2022/23?
I’m sure SIG is at least taking more QC steps in the ones made the last couple years.
I would be curious on age?
Certified Silly Goose
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But they're not. They're refusing to even admit there's a problem. That's what pisses me off so much. If they had said "Yep, the model has issues, we're doing a recall" I'd have 100% respect for them. But they didn't. THAT is the issue for me. They fought, and fought, and fought some more. They're even appealing a ruling against them, and it's not going to end well for them. I'm going to make a prediction that they're going to end up losing their military contracts over this.
Certified Silly Goose
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What does it matter how many threads there are? Do we get charged per new thread?
I think important news warrants its own new thread for the headline alone. Don't you think? Why are you so focused on how many threads there are? Don't you worry, this forum is backed by a MySQL database which can surely handle the extra thread. I promise you.
Edit: Spoiler alert: If another 320 goes off tomorrow at another school, guess what you're getting? That's right, a NEW THREAD.
Certified Silly Goose
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P320 goes off at a fk'in SCHOOL of all places and this guy's worried about post counts. Good Lord almighty, give me the strength.
Respectfully you are one person and one other person that is mad makes 2. They DON’T care!
Simply boycotting them won’t change so uiu and a couple other cats don’t buy a Sig. it makes no dent. You will never get an across the board uprising of consumers.
Most of the folks griping aren’t brand loyal to Sig’s anyway and they aren’t hammer fired guys so a Sig 22x or 1911 isn’t happening
Departments are still buying 320’s Texas is the latests one and rumor last time I taught at the Academy Indiana State was dumping the 227 45 acp for 320’s with Romeo RDS
We shall see!
Annihilator
Hellion
I didn’t like the grip module on the M17, seemed cheap to me, the 365 went to my brother for his CCW, the Legion I despised and the Sig 1911, to heavy for a 1911 plus it had the external extractor, not a true 1911 design to me.
Say what uiu want and I have myself been critical of the CEO but Phil Strader is a great guy and Sig has some great folks.
Anyway here is a live YouTube right now discussing the 320 Mr Strader brings up some good points as I have mentioned all these are with Dafariland WML holsters.
Again we shall see!
Anyway here is a live YouTube right now discussing the 320 Mr Strader brings up some good points as I have mentioned all these are with Dafariland WML holsters.
Again we shall see!
I liked the Wilson Combat Grip Modular’s for the 320 they are quite nice to me anyway.
My son had a 365 he really likes he’s looking at the aluminum or AXG grip modular
Remember though if the dang thing had a real safety even IF the trigger was pulled it wouldn’t fire. Gotta agree though, something is definitely flawed in the design. There have been a kazillion pistols made w/o a real safety yey SIG 320 is getting the attention.. something is inherently wrong. Pistols should all be recalled/repaired/replaced.
rcurtner
Professional
Had a Wilson Combat P-320 a couple of years ago never had a problem with it. Can't remember what I traded it for. Have Sig P229, P-226 and will soon purchase a P-220 all Legions and a P-365 Fuse. They are very good pistols reliable & far more accurate than I am.
On a serious note here is Michigan State Police scathing report from an industry friend when they transitions last year.
drive.google.com
MSP M18 Pistol Evaluation_FINAL_Redacted.pdf
drive.google.com
Lab4Us
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Section IV Evaluation, 1st paragraph. Interesting that Sig was invited to participate in the investigation and declined. The most adamant Sig apologists (re: P320 uncommanded discharges) insist Sig will always participate in such investigations when invited.On a serious note here is Michigan State Police scathing report from an industry friend when they transitions last year.
MSP M18 Pistol Evaluation_FINAL_Redacted.pdf
I’m sure those same apologists will insist this is all made up and it never happened.
Oh, and I’m NOT talking about pro Sig folks here, we seem to have mostly reasonable discussions. I’m referring to those on SigTalk and GlockTalk…which is why I spend my online forum time mostly here now. Can’t even remember last time I logged into those other two.
Yeah I gave up on Glocktalk and Sigtalk years ago. Bunch of folks with no real experience just verbal wrestling to assert forum dominance.
This is one of the better forms out there probably why a lot are dying.
Here Pistol-forum and Indiana Gun Owners which has improved compared to 2008-2013 era
BassCliff
Hellcat
Hi,
I don't have a horse in this race but it was coincidental that this headline popped up on my Fox newsfeed. Just thought I'd share. The courts are still bouncing this case around.
www.foxbusiness.com
I guess a proper recall would be seen as an admission of a design fault. What a mess.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
I don't have a horse in this race but it was coincidental that this headline popped up on my Fox newsfeed. Just thought I'd share. The courts are still bouncing this case around.
Federal judge issues key ruling against gun maker Sig Sauer in widow's lawsuit
A lawsuit against Sig Sauer continues in court after a man died from a single gunshot wound allegedly caused by an unintended P320 pistol discharge.
I guess a proper recall would be seen as an admission of a design fault. What a mess.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Sharks79
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Bingo Ringo! And with that admission exposure to all kinds of troubles. As long as it seen as specific instances, even if hundreds given the number produced, they can treat it claim by claim. I don’t have one but like belt mine would be range fun, don’t think i would conceal carry one near my junk.Hi,
I don't have a horse in this race but it was coincidental that this headline popped up on my Fox newsfeed. Just thought I'd share. The courts are still bouncing this case around.
Federal judge issues key ruling against gun maker Sig Sauer in widow's lawsuit
A lawsuit against Sig Sauer continues in court after a man died from a single gunshot wound allegedly caused by an unintended P320 pistol discharge.
I guess a proper recall would be seen as an admission of a design fault. What a mess.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
