SIG P320 "dropped discharge" NEVER HAPPENED!

[Jeddak]

So are Glocks vulnerable to firing if dropped muzzle-up?

What about Springfield XD pistols?

Or Smith's M&P series?

Glocks' extra lever in the trigger prevents the trigger from being pulled back by inertia. Sig's fix is to lighten up the trigger parts by 30% to decrease the inertia. I imagine any trigger that has a lever or some other mechanical block on the trigger itself would not have Sig's issues (Ruger's C9s Pro also has a trigger lever, for example).

 

[Ken Ford]

This shows a different story, this and many more,
https://www.outdoorhub.com/news/2017/08/07/video-sig-p320-dramatically-fails-drop-test/

This same video has been posted about 20 on ODT times and repeatedly in this thread.

 

[sheep dog]

This same video has been posted about 20 on ODT times and repeatedly in this thread.

21 times...just in case someone missed seeing it elsewhere.

https://www.outdoorhub.com/news/2017/08/07/video-sig-p320-dramatically-fails-drop-test/

 

[gober13]

Soooo. Do they or do they not have a problem with being dropped? See both on this thread. Lol

 

[Bagman]

 

[sheep dog]

Hahaha best post yet!

 

[biker_bill]

Hahaha best post yet!

Oh yeah I had a good laugh at that one!

 

[Ken Ford]

That's funny whether the hype is truely dangerous, or not.

 

[summer44]

10mm glock 20, didn't have to be dropped

 

[RiverBend]

10mm glock 20, didn't have to be dropped

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what th hades happened to it, reload??