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Just the 320's.Is the issue only limited to 320? Or 365 is also prone to the same issue?
Because they are well trained. Ya know.You forgot about the LEO exemption. They're allowed to buy "unsafe" guns. LOL
I have no manual safety on my P365/ XL since 2019. It never came with one. No issues. I’ve taken classes from concealment and competed with it from concealment . Carried AIWB the whole time.Just the 320's.
365's have not had the issue, and further more as stated earlier, the 365's manual safety locks the sear which makes it a much safer manual safety vs the 320's manual safety which locks the trigger.
To be clear, AFAIK P365's have not had any issues, whether they're equipped with the manual safety or not, though as noted earlier the P365 has a better manual safety than the 320.I have no manual safety on my P365/ XL since 2019. It never came with one. No issues. I’ve taken classes from concealment and competed with it from concealment . Carried AIWB the whole time.
Very few of the people I’ve seen competing with 320’s have manual safeties.
Most of the incidents have not been in California.
81Richski: Sig has been manufacturing in the US for decades . I have a Legacy P229 with a German frame but the slide and all parts were made and assembled in New Hampshire in 1997.
Burbank Gun world lolThe guy behind the counter at the gun store said that, huh?![]()
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(To all the FFLs out there who actually know what they are talking about, my apologies.)
That figures.Burbank Gun world lol