New 2 July 2020 SIG P320 Lawsuit and P320 Concerns

[psalms144.1]

One version has pegs you need to lift up and over hence "locking", the other one you just pinch inwards and lift.

Is that the forks, or the base that have the "pegs?"

[Noah]

IMO I am not too worried about recent P320 safeties except:

1)
Everyone knows this, the trigger itself physical inertia when dropped at a certain angel.
So use light weight trigger shoe, don’t use lighter trigger bar spring, no lighter sear spring.

2)
As the picture shows, the striker safety spring is small and light, the block interface is small.
If the sear and striker leg are accidentally disconnected during a heavy drop, the striker safety may not strong enough to stop the momentum of the striker itself. So at least no lighter striker safety spring, no lighter sear springs. Improve skills not the trigger.

Correct me if I’m wrong, wasn’t removal of the striker safety spring common in post July 2019 320s?

[Beretta Dawg]

Correct me if I’m wrong, wasn’t removal of the striker safety spring common in post July 2019 320s?

You're thinking of the striker reset spring, I think. It was discontinued in 2020 or 2021-ish. They would get destroyed with even moderate use and were not relevant to the function or safety of the operation.

[Beretta Dawg]

You're thinking of the striker reset spring, I think. It was discontinued in 2020 or 2021-ish. They would get destroyed with even moderate use and were not relevant to the function or safety of the operation.

Never mind, after posting I realized you are talking about the spring for the striker safety/block lever. You are correct about that being removed around 2019.

[Texaspoff]

Here is the VUP reference sheet and it is referring to the striker safety return spring as the one that was removed. All new post VUP 320's, in '19 did not have that spring, and had all the newest upgraded parts.







TXPO

[Gary1911A1]

If Glock had developed something like this it might of been our new military pistol instead of the Sig 320.
https://youtu.be/sh_vyzOGLkI?si=gHnorP9rMniGN3i9

[jeep45238]

If Glock had developed something like this it might of been our new military pistol instead of the Sig 320.
https://youtu.be/sh_vyzOGLkI?si=gHnorP9rMniGN3i9

Doubtful.

Sig is a one stop shop for gun, optic, light, and ammo.

Glock has guns only.

[Suvorov]

Glock has guns only.

And most likely fewer retired general grade officers “working” for them.

[jeep45238]

And most likely fewer retired general grade officers “working” for them.

Cue the memories of Raytheon's wine & dine after hours at the USAF museum at WPAFB.

[HCM]

Cue the memories of Raytheon's wine & dine after hours at the USAF museum at WPAFB.

Uhh…Glock knows wining and dining …. LE executives “factory tours” that included the Atlanta Gold Club is how Glock became the #1 LE duty gun in America…