Sig drop test fail (threads merged)

[Bear44]

I can believe Sig isn't even making this a recall. An issue like this shouldn't be classified as a "voluntary upgrade." If someone loses their life or is seriously injured because of this know issue Sig will get their asses sued

Big time.

 

[spencer60]

They already are being sued for an LEO that was injured by one, according to one of the articles.

 

[rhaney02]

 

[Bear44]

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It just keeps getting better and better. Damn.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

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Damn it! The trigger doesn't even move on that shot.

 

[Bear44]

Damn it! The trigger doesn't even move on that shot.

Yep. Something is seriously wrong with the design of this pistol and Sig is still trying to minimize the problem. They need to do a full on safety recall and they need to do it now. Before someone dies.

From the look of it, you could drop something on a holstered weapon and it would discharge.

 

[rhaney02]

Yep. Something is seriously wrong with the design of this pistol and Sig is still trying to minimize the problem. They need to do a full on safety recall and they need to do it now. Before someone dies.

From the look of it, you could drop something on a holstered weapon and it would discharge.

Definetly something wrong. Just from the changes they made to the gun for the MHS/M17 gun for the Gov't tell me something is fishy. Not a SIG hater. I have a P320C among other SIGs and am genuinely concerned about this.

 

[Bear44]

Definetly something wrong. Just from the changes they made to the gun for the MHS/M17 gun for the Gov't tell me something is fishy. Not a SIG hater. I have a P320C among other SIGs and am genuinely concerned about this.

Though I have never owned a Sig, I'm not a Sig hater, either. I've always thought they were a fine weapon, but they are definitely handling this situation wrong.

 

[calebp]

So, heard about this situatuon a few weeks ago from reddit then heard it was #fakenews, is this a real issue and is the army rescinding their contract award to sig?

 

[Bear44]

So, heard about this situatuon a few weeks ago from reddit then heard it was #fakenews, is this a real issue and is the army rescinding their contract award to sig?

It's real and all the Sigs that are going to the Army are being modified beforehand.