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Sig Sauer P320 issues.

David N. said:
With this particular video in mind, how much does holster choice have to do with this uncommanded discharge (e.g., poor holster design)?
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What I don’t understand is why any police department just doesn’t get there officers a P320 with a manual safety, or if the officer is responsible for getting there weapon, specify one with a manual safety, problem solved with these so called discharges
 
Having riden Harleys for a number of years and managed the parts department of a Harley dealership I would often tell people that should not ride let alone sit on a Harley when they complained about oil leaks I told them the best way to prevent leaks was to drain all the oil out. So I think the best way to prevent accidental discharges for these SIG owners is to just simply not put any bullets in them.
 
dad said:
Having riden Harleys for a number of years and managed the parts department of a Harley dealership I would often tell people that should not ride let alone sit on a Harley when they complained about oil leaks I told them the best way to prevent leaks was to drain all the oil out. So I think the best way to prevent accidental discharges for these SIG owners is to just simply not put any bullets in them.
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If you're an LEO, you have to have a round in the chamber, civilians yes, empty chamber, but I always have one in chamber, to me, it makes no sense in having an empty chamber, the having to rack the slide if an incident is occurring....just me.
 
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