WrongHanded
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This article (dated today) is pretty much saying the Sig P320 is causing the gun to fire spontaneously.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/y3d4gw/sig-sauer-handguns-p320-trigger-lawsuit-police
I don't know what exactly to make of it. Some of these individual instances with the P320 discharging seem to be a case of improper gun handling. Other don't seem as clear cut. I've never shot or dry fired one so I have no idea what the trigger is like. Is the trigger weight very light for a striker fired pistol? Is the travel distance particularly short?
I don't have any really interesting in buying one, but I'd like to know what's really going on here. Clearly there's some issue that is presenting itself with these particular pistols.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/y3d4gw/sig-sauer-handguns-p320-trigger-lawsuit-police
I don't know what exactly to make of it. Some of these individual instances with the P320 discharging seem to be a case of improper gun handling. Other don't seem as clear cut. I've never shot or dry fired one so I have no idea what the trigger is like. Is the trigger weight very light for a striker fired pistol? Is the travel distance particularly short?
I don't have any really interesting in buying one, but I'd like to know what's really going on here. Clearly there's some issue that is presenting itself with these particular pistols.