Posted: 8/5/2025 9:11:44 PM EDT
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Someone has come up with a possible fix for the grenade riding in some of your pants. A guy who use to work for SIG has filed a patent with a new safety. It looks like a solid upgrade. Almost a bomb proof safety. ![]() Failed To Load Title |
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Quoted: If you want to get a lot of views on YT and maybe even make some money with your content, DO NOT put tech docs on the screen with jerky FPS gaming in the background. People will figure that you are an idiot with regard to presentation skills (rightly so) and simply turn you off. I'm not a youtuber if that was directed at me. |
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Quoted: If you want to get a lot of views on YT and maybe even make some money with your content, DO NOT put tech docs on the screen with jerky FPS gaming in the background. People will figure that you are an idiot with regard to presentation skills (rightly so) and simply turn you off. I'm with you on that one. |
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Quoted: So he knew the Death Star had a weakness and then started a company outlining it and expects the Empire to buy the plans to fix the exhaust port. That’s… not how any of this works. Maybe he told the Emperor there was a weakness, and they dropped him off in Endor w/ no more health insurance. |
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The male equivalent of "duck lips" that females do. |
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Quoted: Hitler gets a P-320 update Hitler: Maybe we can convince the idiots to buy the P365.
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Quoted: So he knew the Death Star had a weakness and then started a company outlining it and expects the Empire to buy the plans to fix the exhaust port. That’s… not how any of this works. I have a feeling he was a sub. He told them what's up and they ignored him. Now they have a huge problem and he wants to cash in. If they did not patent it. He can. |
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Patent filed 4/30/24, approved 5/25/25. Only solves for units with manual safety, and only when engaged, only stops trigger bar and sear movement, does nothing to prevent the striker from slipping off the sear. So while it can help, the P320 is still a bad design. |
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Quoted: Patent filed 4/30/24, approved 5/25/25. Only solves for units with manual safety, and only when engaged, only stops trigger bar and sear movement, does nothing to prevent the striker from slipping off the sear. So while it can help, the P320 is still a bad design. I agree a shit design. But the striker can't slip off if the sear is locked upwards. Maybe the striker can break off and it still fire but unlikely. |
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Quoted: Patent filed 4/30/24, approved 5/25/25. Only solves for units with manual safety, and only when engaged, only stops trigger bar and sear movement, does nothing to prevent the striker from slipping off the sear. So while it can help, the P320 is still a bad design. Any FCU chassis and grip frame can be retrofitted. There are plenty of WESCOG grads available w/ Dremelz. The slide needs to be modified too, right? So the whole gun has to be sent in, not just the grip frame & the FCU. If it locks the sear in the highest position, then it becomes very unlikely for the striker to slip off. Still means it can go off while pointed at a suspect, a burglar, etc. But it does offer private 320 owners some recompense and makes a cheap aftermarket for ex-cop & .mil guns. |
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If his patent is the best way to fix or improve the military versions this guy might make bank. If SIG USA cannot come up with a better way to improve those. There are so many out there and the military is so important they might just do it. Or make a few copies and submit them for testing. And just do the trigger block too for good measure. |
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Quoted: Hitler gets a P-320 update One of the best! "No one will buy our crap" ![]()
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Quoted: Maybe he told the Emperor there was a weakness, and they dropped him off in Endor w/ no more health insurance. Quoted: Quoted: So he knew the Death Star had a weakness and then started a company outlining it and expects the Empire to buy the plans to fix the exhaust port. That’s… not how any of this works. Maybe he told the Emperor there was a weakness, and they dropped him off in Endor w/ no more health insurance. Attached File Maybe. Mayyyyy. Beeee… |
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Quoted: Any FCU chassis and grip frame can be retrofitted. There are plenty of WESCOG grads available w/ Dremelz. The slide needs to be modified too, right? So the whole gun has to be sent in, not just the grip frame & the FCU. If it locks the sear in the highest position, then it becomes very unlikely for the striker to slip off. Still means it can go off while pointed at a suspect, a burglar, etc. But it does offer private 320 owners some recompense and makes a cheap aftermarket for ex-cop & .mil guns. Quoted: Quoted: Patent filed 4/30/24, approved 5/25/25. Only solves for units with manual safety, and only when engaged, only stops trigger bar and sear movement, does nothing to prevent the striker from slipping off the sear. So while it can help, the P320 is still a bad design. Any FCU chassis and grip frame can be retrofitted. There are plenty of WESCOG grads available w/ Dremelz. The slide needs to be modified too, right? So the whole gun has to be sent in, not just the grip frame & the FCU. If it locks the sear in the highest position, then it becomes very unlikely for the striker to slip off. Still means it can go off while pointed at a suspect, a burglar, etc. But it does offer private 320 owners some recompense and makes a cheap aftermarket for ex-cop & .mil guns. Yeah I’m completely fine with all of that, including the thumb safety. Sig needs to make this right. |
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Quoted: Burn? Quoted: Burn? Not me lol in any way shape or form. Quoted: Patent filed 4/30/24, approved 5/25/25. Only solves for units with manual safety, and only when engaged, only stops trigger bar and sear movement, does nothing to prevent the striker from slipping off the sear. So while it can help, the P320 is still a bad design. So much this |



A rough guesstimate is one can expect a UD in 1 of 35,000 guns once every 10 years.
