Sig Carry? Safe or Dangerous?

[cmshoot]

From what I heard it’s the p320 line I believe they fixed it in Aug 2017? They never recalled any of the pistols just put out a “voluntary upgrade program.” Just get the 2020+ models. U should be ok. Or just build one yourself with custom works fcu.

That’s a totally separate issue. That was The First Issue.

 

[Rusty Shakleford]

Has anyone seen or read where an “AD” p320 has been tested that showed a fault in the firearm.

 

[cmshoot]

Yes.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Has anyone seen or read where an “AD” p320 has been tested that showed a fault in the firearm.

Yes

 

[Rusty Shakleford]

Yall got a link or where i can find?

 

[cmshoot]

Yall got a link or where i can find?

One of the docs is currently tied to an ongoing lawsuit that is in arbitration. I don’t want to share that, yet.

An entire “study” that covered multiple instances around the nature is something that I read in person, as in I read a “hard copy”. I didn’t ask for a copy because, frankly, I didn’t care to own a copy, and never thought someone would ask for it.

 

[wobdo]

The Sig isn't going to just go off in its holster. You don't have to worry about that. That was never the concern. It was a drop concern at some specific angle with excessive force. As others stated, it was never reliably recreated in a lab. Sig reduced the mass of the trigger because the inertia was the only thing it could be. I'm not anti-appendix carry, but I'm just not brave enough to point my condition ready pistol at my crotch. That's more concerning to me than my gun going off if I throw it against the pavement. For me to feel safe in appendix carry, I would want either a gun with a manual safety or an appendix holster with level 2 retention (which I don't think exist). The real concern is something other than you pulling the trigger when you re-holster or should your gun get knocked out of the holster for any reason.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

The Sig isn't going to just go off in its holster. You don't have to worry about that. That was never the concern.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

The Sig isn't going to just go off in its holster. You don't have to worry about that. That was never the concern. It was a drop concern at some specific angle with excessive force. As others stated, it was never reliably recreated in a lab. Sig reduced the mass of the trigger because the inertia was the only thing it could be. I'm not anti-appendix carry, but I'm just not brave enough to point my condition ready pistol at my crotch. That's more concerning to me than my gun going off if I throw it against the pavement. For me to feel safe in appendix carry, I would want either a gun with a manual safety or an appendix holster with level 2 retention (which I don't think exist). The real concern is something other than you pulling the trigger when you re-holster or should your gun get knocked out of the holster for any reason.

You clearly aren't paying attention

 

[DeerLord]

Lmfao Source: Trust me, bro.