Another p320 "accidental discharge"
- Thread starter Grumps
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I believe Mike at Tactical Considerations explained a longer sear was installed, which lengthens the trigger pull.
BET7
Ronin
Bassbob
Emissary
BET7
Ronin
Bassbob
Emissary
You own a few Glocks and that's almost just as bad.I don’t own any Highpoints
BET7
Ronin
Well buddy, your the “Poster Child“ for the YEET Cannon, so let’s not talking about living in denial much
BET7
Ronin
Guilty as charged. I own quite a few in fact, but I’m guessing not as many as @TEXASforLIFEYou own a few Glocks and that's almost just as bad.
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
I can count all of the Glocks I own on 1 hand .....7
! I did restart on the same hand though
BET7
Ronin
Well than, I got you beat by 1 (8). Maybe @Annihilator has moreI can count all of the Glocks I own on 1 hand .....7
Annihilator
Emissary
Lol, most of my friends refer to me as Glockman…….Well than, I got you beat by 1 (8). Maybe @Annihilator has more
Maybe they are good Liberals, taking the hint for their masters to sue gun manufacturers?
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
That's like saying "Holding a woman with 1 hand a certain wayWell than, I got you beat by 1 (8). Maybe @Annihilator has more
and using 2 hands is a waste"! Well sometimes being wasteful is fine with me!
jmcd
Professional
I suspect there is a little bit of psychology at play within the story that was originally posted and the one I posted.
I remember the saying that you could conserve water by showering with your girlfriend or wife. So not sure if the quality time together makes up for the actual amount of water used.That's like saying "Holding a woman with 1 hand a certain way
Sorry I think my comment went off track just like an accidental discharge.
ghosttwofive
Custom
My sister kept a Hi-Point .45ACP as a home defense weapon for years. She never cleaned it, and very rarely shot it, if ever. Every great once in a while, I would ask to take it to the range with me. It was a full size .45ACP, I think it held 9 or 10 rounds. It was one of the strangest handguns I've ever handled. It was not ergonomic, it was a complete brick in your hand, very top heavy and the grips always felt as if they were coming loose even though i tried to keep them tightened up. BUT, the one thing I will give that damn thing was that it never failed to fire. It wasn't very accurate, the sights sucked, but not once did I ever see it FTF or FTF. I would always have a good laugh after shooting it. I think she eventually pawned it or sold it and I'm sure she didn't get much for it, but I can say the damn thing always went bang...lol
Annihilator
Emissary
SimonRL
Hellcat
I spend a lot of time on Sig Talk and those guys are the first ones to complain about a Sig pistol and do so with aplomb. It just stuns me how many people think the P365 is a massively flawed pistol, which sales seem to indicate anything but. The P320, however, is rarely dissed - in fact, it is exalted because it is so easy to modify and improve upon. I can’t ever recall reading of an issue of anyone’s P320 going if by itself, and yet here are these lawsuits which primarily represent Police Officers. There are also dozens of videos on YouTube where we’ll-meaning lunkheads have tried to get their P320s to fire How is it that so many cops have had problems while the cash paying owners like you and me seem to be trouble free? Something just doesn’t add up and I honestly don’t think the issue is on Sig’s end. Is there a firearms version of an ambulance chaser?