Sig Carry? Safe or Dangerous?

[mkdhotrod]

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anything that lodges a tiny bit into the trigger will set it off, this is 1mm of tolerance.

Also.. check this from 4chan

 

[lostchild]

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anything that lodges a tiny bit into the trigger will set it off, this is 1mm of tolerance.

Also.. check this from 4chanView attachment 9210124

Bet he had to get up and change his undies....

 

[Trailrider]

Yikes

 

[will4me]

So the real question is and will always be, Are they on sale now?
I have owned a 320 and shot it well but just do not like the way it feels in my hands so i sold it long ago.
Nothing to do with any issues i ever had with the 320 (which are none at all), i just did not like the feel of it.
I have a P226 and 226DAK and love them both and do carry the 226 every now and then, (gives my 1911 a rest which is normal carry).
With the rise of these issues with the 320 and the Death involved with this generation of pistol, I hope they find what is actually wrong and fix it.

 

[lostchild]

Thet's what y'all git fer buyin' thet furrin junk. 'Murica!

 

[Timber Cruiser]

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anything that lodges a tiny bit into the trigger will set it off, this is 1mm of tolerance.

Also.. check this from 4chanView attachment 9210124

Damn!

 

[mkdhotrod]

So the real question is and will always be, Are they on sale now?
I have owned a 320 and shot it well but just do not like the way it feels in my hands so i sold it long ago.
Nothing to do with any issues i ever had with the 320 (which are none at all), i just did not like the feel of it.
I have a P226 and 226DAK and love them both and do carry the 226 every now and then, (gives my 1911 a rest which is normal carry).
With the rise of these issues with the 320 and the Death involved with this generation of pistol, I hope they find what is actually wrong and fix it.

P320 owners with the high end models are gonna have to sell at a loss or not at all. If sig does a recall the military guns are gonna take most of their time. It'll probably take years.

 

[spencer60]

Ian at Forgotten Weapons made some good points in his new video on this. Worth a watch.

He points out that lots of people are still concerned about low S/N Springfield 1903s because of a heat treating issue that happened over 100 years ago.

He feels the P320 is simply damaged beyond all repair and it needs to go away, maybe replaced by a duty-size 365, since that's never had an issue and is a different design for the FCU.

 

[renagadeinjun]

 

[mkdhotrod]

So the real question is and will always be, Are they on sale now?
I have owned a 320 and shot it well but just do not like the way it feels in my hands so i sold it long ago.
Nothing to do with any issues i ever had with the 320 (which are none at all), i just did not like the feel of it.
I have a P226 and 226DAK and love them both and do carry the 226 every now and then, (gives my 1911 a rest which is normal carry).
With the rise of these issues with the 320 and the Death involved with this generation of pistol, I hope they find what is actually wrong and fix it.

I never got into the DAK models, but I also carry a M11/228/229 as I have all three. Absolute tack drivers. I used to have a MK25 that I enjoyed greatly.