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Quoted: Now back to a P320 Compact .45 acp... a LEO trade in P320 .45 acp seems to be as rare as hen's teeth. Finding grip module for .45 acp P320 are scarce... .45acp P320 slides with or without optic ready cuts are near impossible! You may already know this but the X10 grip also works with the .45 acp. This is my .45 with compact stainless slide in an X10 grip. I had trimmed the dust cover back to carry length. Attached File |
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Quoted: And if someone’s P320 goes off and hurts or kills someone it is their fault and I would eagerly give them a felony and prison time if I’m on the jury. It’s not an accident, it’s intentional negligence, and people like that should have their rights removed. It’s a wildly dangerous pistol which only has the saving grace of having so many deficiencies it’s difficult to determine why an individual one failed. That’s not usually considered to be a highlight of a design, but on the P320 it being inherently dangerous is often used as the excuse for its failings. I would love to see the overlap in P320 carrying, pitbull ownership, and failure to finish highschool. There’s got to be some serious overlap. People who carry a P320 in 2026 are being purposefully irresponsible. It is a character flaw. Quoted: And if someone’s P320 goes off and hurts or kills someone it is their fault and I would eagerly give them a felony and prison time if I’m on the jury. It’s not an accident, it’s intentional negligence, and people like that should have their rights removed. It’s a wildly dangerous pistol which only has the saving grace of having so many deficiencies it’s difficult to determine why an individual one failed. That’s not usually considered to be a highlight of a design, but on the P320 it being inherently dangerous is often used as the excuse for its failings. I would love to see the overlap in P320 carrying, pitbull ownership, and failure to finish highschool. There’s got to be some serious overlap. People who carry a P320 in 2026 are being purposefully irresponsible. It is a character flaw. By the way... it is high school Quoted: Congratulations, that's probably the most moronically ignorant nonsense I'll likely read on the internet today.  I had to check to see if he was from New York City and wondered if so, did he vote Mamdani.  "Everyone Is Now Dumber" - Billy Madison  Our updated opinion on the P320 controversy. 1-25-26. |
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Video summaries - one of my favorite services AI provides.  In this video, Robert from The Sig Armorer addresses ongoing claims and media coverage surrounding the SIG Sauer P320 pistol, maintaining that the handgun is mechanically sound and drop-safe. ?Key Takeaways & Points Addressed ?Mechanical Safety & "Handling Problem" [00:36] The presenter states that there is no mechanical defect causing the P320 to discharge on its own. Instead, he characterizes the issue as a "handling problem" resulting from a light trigger pull placed in the hands of undertrained or careless users. ?Drop Safety Claims [03:08] Addressing allegations regarding drop safety, he notes that early drop-safety issues were resolved by SIG eight years ago [03:35] and asserts that current stock P320 models are fully drop-safe [03:45]. ?Debunking Video Evidence & Internet Tests [05:50] He claims that widely circulated videos showing unintended discharges have been debunked or lack complete context, as the trigger must be physically pulled or manipulated for the gun to fire [06:20]. He also argues that online failure tests often require modifying or removing internal safety components to induce a fault [07:09]. ?Critique of Media and FBI Reports [09:26] The speaker argues that media coverage and reports (including those from the FBI) rely on speculation rather than sound scientific testing [11:40]. He attributes the high number of reported incidents to the massive market saturation of the P320 (over 4 million in circulation) combined with anti-gun media bias [19:36]. ?SIG's Updated Heavy Trigger Option [14:11] To help prevent negligent discharges, SIG is introducing/offering heavier triggers for the P320 [14:20]. He demonstrates a new factory trigger that increases the pull weight by approximately 3 lbs (raising it from ~4.75 lbs to ~7.75 lbs) to add a margin of safety against careless handling [14:29]. |
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Quoted: You can't miss fast enough, really take your time and focus on shooting your dick off. You mean like this...  I lost a testicle to an accidental discharge. I'll give Glock guys credit for at least one thing... at least when they fuckup, most of them own it and don't blame the gun... |