This re-evaluation is beginning now I think.
I predict the unfortunate and senseless death of this Airman will prove to be the turning point. And the downfall of SIG.
That's the thing, the P320, Like other pistols, including such as the S&W M&P and Walther PDP, use a fully covked striker. Such guns are essential Single Action designs. In these designs there are still multiple layers of passive safeties to mitigate the risk of an unintentional discharge...
Bringing this back to discuss a point:
Both in this very thread and elsewhere across the net and around the watercolor there is some debate over whether a pistol is necessary. My point is whether it is necessary or not does having one actually give any encumbrance? I don't think they don't...
Personally I think I would just stay with the standard model. Minimal size, minimal flash. Just tge bare essentials for use as an ultra lo-pro pocket gun.
I had one, and RXP model what comes with the red dot. I sold it along with a Walther PPQ to fund the purchase of another pistol and it's related accessories. This being just prior to this whole issue began ramping up.
Go in YouTube and lookup Protraband and watch his extensive coverage of the...
There are so many videos, reports and independent studies about the P320 now only low IQ individuals or those that have for some reason invested an emotional stake into their purchasing decisions refuse to see the truth of the matter.
Well, I'm not talking about carry ammo. I have that sorted.
I'm talking about range ammo that shoots as well as my carry ammo but at a cheaper price.
I have heard a lot of good things about Atlanta Arms, when it comes tine fir an ammo purchase I will give their stuff a go.
I particularly like the largely traditional look with interspersed modern touches like the ring hammer and skeletonized trigger of #2. That is exactly what I want in a 1911 when it comes time for me to pick one up