This is not the current problem.
The 320 is becoming well noted for discharging without being dropped. This is the second major issue with this model.
Same story going round and round social media. Why not post those well noted items?
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This is not the current problem.
The 320 is becoming well noted for discharging without being dropped. This is the second major issue with this model.
From reading the entire article, the claim is that this is happening to the fixed models.Does this only occur in fixed models?
There is a very large lawsuit going on. I would err on the side if caution if you plan on CC’ing. The 320 has had issue even after the upgrade. Sounds like therr is potential that the internal sear block can slip. I own a 320 and will not carry until things are settled. Video for reference, and when you click the video description, there is a copy of the lawsuit and all the cases of discharge.
View: https://youtu.be/-SBpZBs3foA
Same story going round and round social media. Why not post those well noted items?
Far too many cases of the same exact thing happening. Far as I know one is on camera too. Just read through the lawsuit before having blind faith in sigs fabrication/milling process.I don't believe this, People having a negligent discharge then saying it went off by itself. Especially cops, who don't want to look like an idiot.
I'm not buying it. A few people futz around with their gun when they're not supposed to, get caught, and quickly blame the gun. Standard cop-out. Then they have to keep the lie going so they sue. Show me the video.
Far too many cases of the same exact thing happening. Far as I know one is on camera too. Just read through the lawsuit before having blind faith in sigs fabrication/milling process.
I'm generally inclined to agree with you, but early on when this first happened (not sure about this second round), even Sig admitted that shock, vibration, and heavy impacts could reduce their P320 design's ability to prevent discharge. And they were talking about non-trigger initiated fire. Vibration......seriously?!? That's exactly what internal safeties are made for, so it was a bit of a suspect announcement.
Right, that was the drop and fire thing. Not the spontaneously go off in a holster while I'm not playing with it thing. The drop and fire thing can be replicated and proven. There are videos of the drop and fire thing on youtube. Not so much the spontaneous going off in the holster thing.
I'm taking the P320 Legion to the second handgun class at Sig Academy next week. We're shooting 250 rounds and using a holster for the first time so I should have a good idea how the gun responds.