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Oh, a judge and gunsmith all in one?
What SIGs have decent quality, if Indian pot-metal is being used by SIG?
“10-minute YouTube videos”
Yeah. That’s authoritative!
I don’t own a Sig of any sort. Not because I think they are bad, just happy with my revolvers and Glock 27 and Hellcat and LCP & LCP Max. Comments at this forum seem to run the gamut but I’d trust it more than a YouTube video on most anything - way too much AI crap and BSers on YouTube:
https://community.usconcealedcarry.com/t/do-you-own-a-sig-sauer-p-320/113077/33
I have a P938 Legion, which I love.
https://www.centralmaine.com/2026/07/27/somerset-county-detectives-lawsuit-against-gunmaker-sig-sauer-heads-to-trial/
And whether it's true or not, there's this line in the article:
"In their opening statements, attorneys focused little on the details of the 2022 shooting. Both sides, based on experts’ opinions, largely agree that a zipper on David Cole’s jacket likely touched the trigger and fired the gun, court records show."
I’d be wary of YouTube comments sections, if you scroll long enough you see a lot of comments, even more intelligent sounding ones, repeated several times.
I owned a P320. While on the range for some advanced training, I was firing at the target when the trigger went soft.
Cleared, reloaded...nothing.
Range safety failed to get it to fire again as well. Finished with a borrowed Glock.
Gunsmith ‘fixed’ it for $80 but they wouldn’t tell me what happened or what they did to repair it. That shop is NLIB resulting from an unrelated investigation.
I promptly traded in the weapon for a new Glock.
I don’t need to elaborate the seriousness of trigger failure - which has NEVER happened, prior or since - when seconds count...
I also can’t speak to the scuttlebutt on ‘AD’ re the P320.
Just the facts, ma’am (as I know them).
This sounds like the expert witness hired by Sig was very effective. That’s usually how these cases go.
Past time to dust off the old specs and bring back the old dudes that brought the world the venerable colt 1911. Get rid of this cheap chinese junk they’re handing out.
“A federal jury in Maine said there were no defects in Sig Sauer’s P320 in a case in an unintended discharge of the firearm.” I’ve never had a problem with my Sig P320.
If there are doubts, choose a different weapon.
Every p320 negligent discharge turns out to be a trigger pull. Is there any evidence it is defective? None. Is it bad design to have a light, short trigger in a duty/carry gun? I think so.
Used P320s have been badmouthed now for quite a while. Perhaps I can pick up on for cheap money!
Nothing but a bunch of useless commentary and a good handgun (don’t own one). If it were so bad, a LOT of people would be reporting issues with it. It’s all hype. How stupid. When a handgun has a legitimate flaw, it becomes known (i.e. Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm compact - magazines hard to load. Fact. However, gun functions fine. Llama Minimax Subcompact .45 (looks like a Warthog) - continual misfire issues. Very difficult to correct. Fact. And, so forth.)
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I’m still not buying a P320. I only want my pistol to go bang when I pull the trigger.