woodguru

Police officers have been complaining about accidental discharges with their Sig/Sauer pistols for some time. Now we are seeing on video a gun going off in it's holster during an arrest with several officers involved. All the officers involved look rather shocked.

The Police department is eating the cost of replacing all the officer's guns with Glocks.

Watch the video, you can see the bullet streak to the ground and bounce between two other cops.

https://www.police1.com/police-products/firearms/articles/conn-police-department-to-replace-all-officers-handguns-due-to-safety-concerns-shVuKA0s4AIcvJze/

liberalhunter Loc: Your mom's house

Keep the sig....just make sure they're always pointed at a negro,/ or a liberal if one is around....same difference.

Puds Loc: So Centrl MN

Our Sig and our Glocks have yet to malfunction.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

What is your reason for posting this?
Is this a sneak attack on our 2nd Amendment, as in all guns are bad?

The modular SIG P320 is among the most widely-owned handguns on the planet. Not only is it now the designated sidearm of all branches of the U.S. military, there are over a million of them in civilian hands. They’ve also been adopted as duty guns by law enforcement agencies across the country.

People of the Gun are probably familiar with the early problems the P320 had regarding drop safety. Back in 2017, SIG instituted a voluntary upgrade program to replace the original production triggers with new “enhanced” triggers designed to fix the issue that we and others observed when the pistols were dropped onto hard surfaces.

None of the current lawsuits appear to be in any way related to the now-fixed drop safety issue and most, if not all of the allegations seem to involve upgraded pistols or those produced after the drop safety problem was identified by SIG.

The current allegations, then, are different, claiming that the P320 is prone to “un-commanded discharges.”

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