Sig Being Sued Bigly ( 320 Firing on Its Own)

[Hoji]

‘Dangerously defective’ pistol fires even if you don’t touch the trigger, lawsuit says

The gun, sold in the U.S., is the “most dangerous” for whoever uses it, the lawsuit states.

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[paknheat]

How many does this one make?

Sometimes I have to wonder what the hell is going on in the corporate thought process at SIG.


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[Johnny Diamond]

How many does this one make?

Sometimes I have to wonder what the hell is going on in the corporate thought process at SIG.


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How cheaply can we make this (bean counters) !

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[TX OMFS]

Does anyone have schematics showing how this is possible?

 

[Texasjack]

Same s**t, different day. Funny, not one of my P-320s goes off by itself.

 

[candcallen]

Same s**t, different day. Funny, not one of my P-320s goes off by itself.

Count yourself lucky. Many have, gone off. On video or witnessed by multiple people, in holsters or sitting alone in desk drawers absolutely verifiable they were un touched. Then there is the actual drop safe issues.

Yes we all said bullshit in the beginning they had to be touching them, just like the remington 700 issues. Well they wernt. I'm sure a couple folks are using the problem as cover for actual ND but there are actual drop safe issues and issues of the guns going off all by themselves.

At this point the bean counters have decided its cheaper to deny deflect and fight lawsuits as well as quietly buy back whole departments purchases than doing the right thing. That is redesigning the thing properly and replacing everyone ever made.

I'm not a sig fanboi although I've had a couple of their 1911s. They are awesome but I will never buy a striker fired sig. Like the remington 700 the issue is absolutely but it will take forever for them to admit it. True, most folks will never experience it but at this point the rarity doesn't make it any less deadly.

 

[zackmars]

How many does this one make?

Sometimes I have to wonder what the hell is going on in the corporate thought process at SIG.


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Ron cohen rips through companies like a tornado

 

[glenbo]

A p320 wasn't sent for recall was among the many stolen from my storage. I don't know if it was loaded but I hope it was, and I hope it went off into someone's gonads.

 

[innominate]

Count yourself lucky. Many have, gone off. On video or witnessed by multiple people, in holsters or sitting alone in desk drawers absolutely verifiable they were un touched. Then there is the actual drop safe issues.

Yes we all said bullshit in the beginning they had to be touching them, just like the remington 700 issues. Well they wernt. I'm sure a couple folks are using the problem as cover for actual ND but there are actual drop safe issues and issues of the guns going off all by themselves.

At this point the bean counters have decided its cheaper to deny deflect and fight lawsuits as well as quietly buy back whole departments purchases than doing the right thing. That is redesigning the thing properly and replacing everyone ever made.

I'm not a sig fanboi although I've had a couple of their 1911s. They are awesome but I will never buy a striker fired sig. Like the remington 700 the issue is absolutely but it will take forever for them to admit it. True, most folks will never experience it but at this point the rarity doesn't make it any less deadly.

Do you have a link for the desk drawer incident? I don't think I've read about any incident where one discharged just sitting static. All the ones I know of it can be argued something actuated the trigger.

 

[G O B]

Same s**t, different day. Funny, not one of my P-320s goes off by itself.

Until it DOES.