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No argument from this trigger snob, but they are pretty easy to tune. That guy prepped the trigger a lot more than 1mm and no Sig I’ve ever handled hits the wall after only 1mm of movement. I never heard the “AD heard round the world”, but the 92 upgrade was a couple free parts a monkey could swap in five minutes. The kB stuff was mainly due to lead bullets not getting along with poly rifling barrels that hadn’t been cleaned lately and the manual clearly stated not to use lead bullets. They did have guide rod and frame rail problems with a couple new models, but I don’t recall anybody getting injured, much less killed by these issues. It is interesting that your post mirrors this guy’s Glock-bashing post from 2004: https://www.armslocker.com/threads/a-brief-history-od-glock-problems.28088/ These problems were all resolved a long time ago.

FYI here is what SIG is sending out.

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Sig sent out additional letters yesterday, to dealers. Basically they said, “The gun has no problems, please stop banning them at ranges, and sharing the risks of having them.” Yeah, they are denying the problem non-stop. To me, from a business standpoint they are handling this very poorly. It’s putting Sig in a very negative light, people are concerned and worried that they could accidentally be shot, given that some people have died now. Doesn’t really matter if they feel the gun is safe, the public doesn’t, and that will hurt them more than anything else.

I thought you cheap bass turds would enjoy a two dollar pizza. For the record, we got the limit.

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Looking to buy a 34mm black mount. Badger, reptila, geissele, trijicon etc.. let me know what you have! maryville

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I used to love their hand tossed "Supreme" pizza with peanut butter spread on top.

Due to quality issues, we end up getting the pre made pizza dough from Publix and making our own at home. We grab a few of them and freeze them for future use. Of course they have to bet set out and allowed to rise prior to using them. Unless of course a person likes to gnaw off pieces of frozen dough.

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