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My main issues with this recall are as follows:

They're labeling this as a 'voluntary' recall, however, the severity of a possible malfunction pretty much dictates that owners HAVE to send them in to be 'upgraded.' Heck, even the recall site itself includes the advice:
Q 'what should i do with my pistol?'
A 'stop using immediately and carefully unload your pistol.'

that doesn't sound voluntary to me.

second is their initial recall announcement stating, 'the recall should be completed within 30 days, here's an image showing what your upgraded pistol will look like.'

how could they know what the recall solution would look like if they hadn't even found the solution yet?!


this whole thing has turned me off to SA as a company entirely. i don't appreciate being lied to, much less over and over and over again.

i've been scolded too many times for incorrectly posting links so if you want to see it, just google 'Sig Sauer carry nightmare.'

thanks for the experience reports, y'all. i'm excited to be getting back into the 1911 game!

It's official, I'm done with the springfield XDs. I called today, SA has had mine for 33 days now and I was curious as to when I can expect it back. The girl on the line advised that they have yet to solidify a solution to the problem.



So I asked about expected timeline and she said she could not estimate. I finally got her to admit that it could be 6 months to a year before I get it back.

I am talking with SA management about a refund and will most likely be going with the Sig Sauer Carry Nightmare.

Does anyone have any experience with this particular weapon?

thanks!