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5-SHOTS replied to the thread Finally the answers for the Sig P320 uncommanded discharge.All good as far as the trigger bar movement goes, but the fact remains that with a trigger dingus the drop safety issue would have been...
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Add me to the PDP+SCS appreciation club.
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5-SHOTS replied to the thread Finally the answers for the Sig P320 uncommanded discharge.In fact the first thing needed for both the P365 and the P320 would be a trigger with a dingus but apparently SIG wants to continue with...
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I'm old school. A PP (Walther), PPK (Walther), and PPK/s (Interarms) chambered in 32 ACP and a PPK( S&W) chambered in 380 ACP. I'll...
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My only remaining Walther. It's a great little gun. Totally reliable and surprisingly accurate. P22 was awful. Ran great, but poor...
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Way to go! The PDP’s trigger certainly sets it apart in a crowded field. Mine was excellent out of the box but I couldn’t help myself -...
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My Walthers…
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I tried my friend’s and I couldn’t get over how excellent the trigger was. I just added a green dot sight.
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I just added the PDP to the family and I’m adding a Holosun red dot to it and putting in a 17# captured guide rod from ZR Tactical.
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I’ve tried countless carry guns. The original PPS is hands-down the best shooting subcompact I’ve shot.
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5-SHOTS replied to the thread Finally the answers for the Sig P320 uncommanded discharge.The movement of the sear, with or without the stupid tail, is recovered by two springs located in the back of the sear, as shown in the...
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5-SHOTS replied to the thread Finally the answers for the Sig P320 uncommanded discharge.These two images, the second of which is animated, show the contact between the stupid sear tail and the trigger bar. The second...
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5-SHOTS replied to the thread Finally the answers for the Sig P320 uncommanded discharge.If the trigger is pulled most of the way, the shot will occur because the trigger bar movement was sufficient to disengage the firing...
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