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Considering the number of their guns that have gone on to be refined and produced by larger “more reputable” companies like Ruger and S&W, they’re basically an independent R&D skunkworks for the industry.

Any interest in trading for a SAR Platinum like new in box with all the stuff that came with it? I shot 2 mags through it to check function. No problems with 6 different kinds of ammo used. It has set in the safe for a while now.

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In a gun control debate with a liberal. Lib: Guns are the problem. Me: guns are not the problem. People are the problem. Lib: guns kill people. Me: people kill people not guns. Lib: pulls out a Sig 320 by the muzzle Me:

The Sig cross was randomly shooting also. Remington also have a bit of that.

Sigs "trust me bro" app. LOL

Check here... plug your ser#... mine were both cleared... P320 Voluntary Upgrade Program | SIG SAUER

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This can't be expressed enough. They had enough time to acknowledge it and make amends. Its past that point now.

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lol. I am saying the opposite of what you are implying. If it’s faulty, that should be easy to prove right? its engineering not magic. I have guns from every major company. I could care less about where this ends up. I'm actually suggesting people be less emotional about it.

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Absolutely beautiful engraving! That was someone's baby.

The gun is faulty. You should not be able to shoot yourself without putting the muzzle to your body and pulling the trigger. Sorry you like the gun, but "My gun has never done that " type of talk doesn't cut it when lives or on the line. Something is going on and Sig is responsible for every injury at this point.

KelTec is sort of the Ryobi of the gun world. Ryobi sees a need for a niche tool and is like, “yeah we can make that.” A lot lot professionals and people who use their tools everyday look down their noses at them - and maybe with good reason for the typical professional use case. But the thing that Ryobi (and here KelTec) understands well is that they’ll never get much of the professional market - so they don’t waste their bandwidth there. Instead, they go after the DIY crowd at a DIY price and crush it. I think KelTec plays a smart game seeing a niche for hi-cap pistols in states with magazine bans and are like, “oh we can do that.” They’ve sold enough PMR30s over the years to have a platform to build on. But, there’s no reason they couldn’t start with the 5.7x28 today and pivot to 9mm or whatever tomorrow.

After receiving my pistol a couple of weeks ago, I have been working on breaking it in and completely familiarizing myself with it. After firing 200+ rounds, I have been looking at some upgrades. The stock sights have to be replaced since they are almost impossible to line up on targets further than 15+ yards. The model I purchased was a non-optic-ready one, so I will work with what I have. Trigger is meh, and I will be replacing it and looking at options currently. Ergon, HBI Theta, and Overwatch Precision are my main picks thus far. Springs will be replaced as necessary in order to further reduce recoil and give a lighter trigger pull. The guide rod and striker will be upgraded to steel rather than the stock polymer. Grip is definitely aggressive, and I will be getting either a Hogue rubber grip or Talon grip for it. While I am not really looking for competition-level upgrades, I do want it to be more fine-tuned to my needs and preferences.

Sig mechanics YouTube is the most in depth analysis of the 320 that exists to my knowledge. He has never been able to reproduce this. I also don’t care about a random YouTuber banging on a modified trigger sig. These are the most modular guns in the market. All this analysis should be done in a controlled and replicable environment The FBI is investigating this and the claims are significant. If there is a fundamental design flaw why can’t it be reproduced? This is engineering not black magic. If I was Glock I’d be dumping money into proving this about the 320 if a problem really exists.

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