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Quoted: The P365 has a more conventional internal design that isn't prone to misfires. So it shouldn't be hard to redesign the P320 slides with P365-style internals. Yes, a redesign would be relatively easy - and now you're talking replacing every slide and striker assembly, which are the most expensive bits behind the barrel. |
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Sounds like just the thing for a P320a model updated release, with all those new parts and sections. That nobody with a brain will buy. Vast bulk of P320's do not have a safety, do not have a frame location for a safety, and probably dont have the slide parts. Not sure if such will eventually fit as-is (because no, I'm not watching yet another YouTube drops, as I do not have 249 hrs/day to watch all the YouTube Posted here now) Meaning ease of retrofitting older existing units, is going to have a cost and PITA, only to result in a gun that might still go off on its own as soon as you take off the safety. Fuck that - P320 is the Asbestos fiber reinforced pistol lubricated with Agent Orange - of our time. |
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Quoted: I pulled my new never fired p320 out of the box yesterday. Pulled the trigger halfway back and lightly touched the slide, and you could hear a pin drop. It's going to be a good looking teaching aid when I tell my family to run away from them. Right? |
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Quoted: LOL yeah he can trust SIG to fix his brand new broken gun that should not have left in the first place. LOL. Quoted: Quoted: So you called Sig and you've got a return label in hand and are sending it back to be repaired, right? Right? LOL yeah he can trust SIG to fix his brand new broken gun that should not have left in the first place. LOL. |
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Quoted: This is how I know 87% of your posts and the "muh Sig did XYZ" posts are full of shit. I'm not the one standing up for a company who gaslights people. You don't have to believe the videos of their guns going off in holsters. But the rest of us thankfully can see the results for ourselves without your help. |