JustEd

Agree to disagree. Sig just filed a lawsuit against Washington State for its training agency banning the 320. Sig is certainly defending the design, We will see where the dust settles

Some semi autos are like that. Hopefully you can find a combo of ammo and mag which doesn’t do that It is the reason I slingshot my reloads. Was taught that way.

Stick a pin in it to deactivate part of safety mechanism. Then partially pull trigger and it fires when knocked Seriously bozo? AND we are to believe the previous owner did not disassemble to ceracoate it. Did it go together correctly and unmodified? Was it really upgraded at Sig? A YouTuber playing gunsmith is unconvincing But It’s the number of hits that matter

Amen brother!

https://www.twz.com/land/army-making-no-changes-to-its-sig-p320-derived-pistols-after-concerning-fbi-report Reading the entire thing answers a lot of concerns.

Totally understand your concern. I have owned two P365s and carried both. Neither has gone off in my holster. Have not seen any reports of the P365 doing so. That being said, am sure that now people will start complaining that the P365 isn't safe either. Fear and a lack of true knowledge often forms public opinion. If the name SIG bothers you and keeps you from carrying or P365 then move on. It is more important that you have something you trust and DO carry. Personally, I would still put the P365 at the top of my micro 9 list for carry, just not into 9mm anymore. Might add that back in the 70's and 80's people were afraid to carry a Colt 1911 in a holster cocked and locked. Many were people who carried double action revolvers for duty. In time, that fear dissipated with familiarity.

Hopefully this will bring down the price of the P320 XTEN comp. Would love to own one of those!

Have you checked the tightness of the plunger on the cylinder. This is the rod used for ejecting spent ammo. They just love to work loose. Open the cylinder , then put an empty shell case in one or more chambers. Holding the cylinder open and gripped in one hand to prevent turning see if the rod will spin. Just use your fingers not a wrench. Can’t remember if they are left or right hand thread. But if loose tighten it down.

With Ruger and others making direct gen3 clones, they have to come up with something

I rather agree. Think some agencies and the military think it is the way to go

https://lowreadymagazine.com/en/articles/glock-generaion-6-en Have seen some stuff on that ultra reliable YouTube platform. Also some stuff clearly labeled as a joke? So which do you think is it? Can see Glock bending to pressure for a swap-able grip. Think that was one of the sticking point with the US military (manual safety as well).

No love for the G29?

What I did not see was any statement about modifications made to the trigger mechanism by user or agency. Is it a different report which stated "multiple pistols could be made to fire without manipulation of the trigger?"

Glad you found a gun that works for you. I am not a fan of open carry or of cross-draw holsters. It's you choice though.

Great! Am just curious why you are trying to keep the round count down on the P226? That is a workhorse of a firearm.