Posted: 12/5/2025 9:14:21 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By dmk0210: Interesting choice. On paper, it's a great gun. I wonder if the AD issues reported here in the US are as widespread in Europe? Maybe they see it predominantly as a US problem. I've studied the FCU a bit ... and I wonder if people are jacking with lightweight springs ... especially the sear ... |
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Originally Posted By thehun06: I've studied the FCU a bit ... and I wonder if people are jacking with lightweight springs ... especially the sear ... Originally Posted By thehun06: Originally Posted By dmk0210: Interesting choice. On paper, it's a great gun. I wonder if the AD issues reported here in the US are as widespread in Europe? Maybe they see it predominantly as a US problem. I've studied the FCU a bit ... and I wonder if people are jacking with lightweight springs ... especially the sear ... If it was predominantly CCWrs or gamers with holster pops, that would make sense. Most of the UDs are police or .mil guns, generally well maintained to SIG standards - to the extent SIG repeatedly can't find anything wrong w/ the gun in question. |
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