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90s cops negligently pulling the trigger on their 5 pound 1/2” trigger travel Glocks after transitioning from long-travel 14 pound DA revolvers that helped hide lousy gun handling habits is not the same as 320s going bang without the trigger being pulled. Not sure this is accurate - I don’t think WGP moved the trigger far enough to disengage the striker safety. Even if he did, what happened to the 320’s “double internal safety system?”

I’ll take all of them.

I wondered how long it would take ya'll to show up.

Obviously. See example above

Even the biggest shills have to admit this is a not how "safe" guns work.

I'm glad you haven't had any trouble with your collection of P320s. I don't have one, but am tempted to buy one to get in on the inevitable class action lawsuit.

I'm not a fan of DA/SA, but a lot of people are. A Shadow 2/Shadow 2 Orange with the hammer down would work well in Production or Carry Optics and is probably currently the most popular gun for those two divisions. Keep in mind that it doesn't have a decocker and you have to manually lower the hammer before holstering. This is a non-issue, but it freaks out some. A Shadow 2 could start cocked and locked (hammer cocked, safety on) in Limited or Limited Optics and shoot first shot SA. CZ has three basic flavors of safeties and I can use the stock Shadow 2 safety with the shelf just like a 1911. Others find using that safety like a SA to be awkward. The flat safeties are not meant to be moved on and off and really serve no purpose, other than to be low profile and stay out of the way. They make a third style with a shelf that is too low and is not very user friendly. I had a non-optics ready Shadow 2 Orange and it would would absolutely shoot the lights out.

Would you buy a P320 if you found a steal on one?

“Beer, bait, and ammo on the sign …Fishing hooks, dirty books, and rebel flags on the wall” I bet the ATF loves that place

A friend wants me to go in with him and open a liquor store. I said I would rather have a gun shop. He said we can do both and call it “Firewater and Firepower.” Hmmmmmm

Well there are a couple videos with guys demonstrating how some guns fail, but naysayers write them off because “I ain’t buying it if he’s pokin’ stuff inside the gun with a punch.” Those videos highlight a problem that Sig fans don’t want to address.

The Glock is a competent design that is dangerous in incompetent hands. I don’t think a 320 has to be in incompetent hands to be dangerous.

First rule of gun safety: 1. Treat every gun as if it were a loaded P320

I haven’t studied the internals of each one to really learn how they work, but the absence of issues with the 365 says a lot. Sig writes off the 320 troubles as user error, but a smaller gun that is probably more often carried AIWB or in a pocket than the 320 should be in the news more often if it’s all just negligence. I wouldn’t touch a 320, but I have a 365 and would buy another one.

They dropped TN years ago after TN started a two tier system. The new non-enhanced permit required less training and NM wasn’t happy about it.

Between what I do at work and crimes committed against me and my family, no defense attorney will ever allow me to serve on a criminal case. That is quite a shame, because I would be the fairest, most by-the-rules guy there.

August 9 at Tennessee Sports Foundation in Jackson Proceeds go to supporting children affected by Veteran suicide Anybody know much about this match? Format? Distances? Any idea how to register?

As a competitive shooter who has spent a lot of time around dots, I've seen that batteries can and will die, usually at the lousiest times. But of more concern to me is taking a dot off and putting it back on. They use some itty bitty screws that sometimes don't like being taken out and put back in and taken out and put back in and taken out and put back in.

Come shoot USPSA. There are two matches a month but one is on Sunday.

Ha, I recognized a couple faces there. I haven't shot TWRA this year but I had rotator cuff surgery in March. I hope to make my great comeback at the IDPA match at MSSA this Saturday.

My sister was an ER nurse for a while. One night, they had to deal with ping pong balls in an unusual place. She said, “Apparently, there are some things that…I just don’t know about.”

yes

Yep, back when I was maybe 18 and weighed about 155, my dad’s friend bet me I wouldn’t shoot my pistol grip Mossberg 500 one-handed with a 3” slug. He lost and I shot four more cuz I could. Probably why my rotator cuff grenaded last December lol.