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I have seen good prices on a lot of different guns lately. I think the full size striker fired 9mm market is just a bit saturated.

I don't carry my P320, but I never had any issues with it whatsoever. A reliable pistol.

It sounded to me like you sign up for the recall and they will get back to you later. From an interview I heard, I am not sure if they are ready to receive pistols yet. I already signed up. We'll see.

flechero wrote: This commentary is directed at TFB, not at TAM.

This is surprising? The gun already failed (proven and repeated) from a sharp blow to the rear... so this time just using using a tool to produce the sharp blow to the rear to induce failure is now news? It's the same thing!

Suddenly anyone with a 320 and no concern for hurting it is "testing" in the name of safety and science! I think TFB just needed/wanted some publicity and jumped onto a hot topic's coat tails.

Considering the stuff with Springfield and RRA earlier this year, that does seem to be part of their business model.

So how many guns would fail that test if a hammer were put right on the back of the striker? Is that normal for any current safety tests?

I heard the pistol did go through drop testing so I am curious what the difference is between what was done to induce the failure and the "official" testing they do. Also, I heard someone say the military pistols and one of the upgraded models already has an improved trigger that won't do this. Does that mean only certain serial numbers are affected? I guess I will wait and see what comes out.

I like the 320 that I have. Very reliable and I think the modular feature ought to bring about some interesting aftermarket options once the military use ramps up. That said, I will still carry my CZ pistols for now as I just shoot those more accurately than anything else I own.

I am hearing stuff indicating it really depends on what trigger was installed. I also heard the trigger in the military pistols isn't the same as the civilian 320. I guess I will have to wait and see as more info comes out.