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I bought a P365 just before the latest round of serious Sig concerns. I’m not saying yes or no but I just wasn’t comfortable carrying the Sig. I sold the Sig and moved on. I do have a couple of metal frame, hammer fired Sigs that I like a lot.

 

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Alright, and that's not a good thing? It also undeniably helps prevent off direct pushing trigger movements from the side.

And after Gen 1 which was faulty, the Gen 2's had no more Glock leg issues for the most part.

ETA, the Reflex Trigger system doesn't protect against non-center pressure either, but does for drop safety.

If I had to choose between the P365 and Reflex now, I think I'd choose the Reflex.

Yes, the Glock dingus safety is a drop safe safety, but I did some experimenting with an unloaded Glock and a name brand kydex holster. Look at my picture. When inserting the gun back to the holster the retention bump can most certainly engage and plug the trigger if the dingus safety is not present, especially if the holster is twisted or a bit worn. A certain amount of blame is being placed on faulty holsters. Even if true, with a trigger safety, there might be far fewer Sig ND’s if they had a dingus (trigger) safety.

 

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On this issue I’m not going to support Sig or bash Sig at this time. Simply because I don’t know. I will say that I will not carry a self defense gun unless I’m 100% comfortable with it. At this time I’m not comfortable with a striker fired plastic Sig so I won’t carry one.

 

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Interesting.

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