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Paladin wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 8:02 pm Basically SIG lied about not having a problem... To say there is no longer a problem, when they lied about there being a problem in the first place and hundreds of thousands of unrepaired guns are still floating around is something I simply don't trust.

SIG's website still refers to the fix as the P320 Voluntary Upgrade Program

To be accurate, the original 320 that was deemed drop safe, did pass the testing requirements. I think that's why they got to call it a voluntary upgrade. So to say it was a lie and they intentionally deceived people may be a stretch. As for the unrepaired guns, many did not want to send them in for fear of a post "fix" trigger that felt glocky.

I'm not ultra keen on the way it was handled either, but the current suit stinks like rotten eggs and is completely unrelated, regardless of how many times people try to refer back to the drop issue. Her gun wasn't dropped- it was inside a big ol purse full of crap, loosly held in an ill fit holster with a partially exposed trigger. What could possibly go wrong?!?!?

Scott B. wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 9:23 pm This detective's gun is a post 2017 gun. From the picture, it's either an X model or more likely a PRO LE model.

The gun in the pics and video was a replacement, she said. It was issued to her after the gun in question was taken for examination and analysis. However she did also say that her original gun (that she was shot with) was an upgraded version.

The most telling part of the interview was when the reporter and the detective were looking at the gun, holster and purse... she grabs the gun and starts moving it around in the holster and says look, the trigger is mostly covered and the gun only moves around a little bit, how could anything gotten in that area and activated the trigger in the purse?