[Larry Crockett]

Be lucky it was something minor like this.

Sig has their hands full with lawsuits because of their guns popping of at random. Optics to issues M18’s are flying off, officers are getting shot in the legs with their holstered, untouched Sigs.

Unfortunately, it’s become on-brand for their pistols to have serious issues, so changing an RSA isn’t that bad in the broader scheme. Stay safe.

 

[Larry Crockett]

Those were the alleged stories, however, agency investigations in the one's I'm familiar with are showing user error and not a design error.

Exactly how many are you familiar with? There are dozens, all following the same general pattern - holstered/untouched pistol spontaneously fires without user input.

You don’t have to be Sherlock Holmes to see there is a serious issue with many of Sig’s pistols, all following a similar pattern from civilians, service members & veterans and police.

Saying otherwise is being willfully ignorant of the facts at best or blinded by bias.

https://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2022-06-14/sig-sauer-is-sued-over-pistol-critics-say-goes-off-by-itself

Sig Sauer Faces $10 Million Lawsuit over P320 Pistol After Alleged Accidental Discharge Wounds Federal Agent | Military.com

www.military.com

Tampa police officer sues Sig Sauer alleging weapon fired by itself, causing serious injuries

The I-Team has learned there have been dozens of other reported incidents in the past five years of that model handgun firing without anyone pulling the trigger.

www.abcactionnews.com

Sig Sauer Refuses to Recall Its P320 Handgun

If you or someone you love is injured because of a product liability case during this global crisis, or at any time, The Stoddard Firm can help.

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MPD requested Sig Sauer install missing gun part days after first accidental shooting, emails show

"I am going to therefore assume that the remaining Sig Sauer P320 Milwaukee Police Department inventory is also missing that part," MPD captain wrote.

www.wisn.com

We have an old saying where I come from - Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.

“wELL miNe WorKs GoOd” isn’t an argument. There were/are plenty of folks who drove cars with safety recalls who weren’t/aren’t impacted by them. Imagine telling someone who was grievously injured by a Sig going off on its own that ‘mine works gud, sooo...’

 

[Larry Crockett]

Sounds great, we’ll use your anecdotal experience to attribute dozens & dozens of incidents nationwide to a conspiracy of users having negligent discharges and putting the blame on poor Sig, who then denies it or pays out before court, having had no liability in any of them. I like it, let’s go with it.

Regardless, the OP has to change a faulty RSA which isn’t ideal, but my point initially being - it’s a small hiccup that is probably even covered by warranty and isn’t a major issue. I’ve said my peace and others can make up their own minds without further input from me - feel free to have the last word.