Another P320 goes off in a holster

[Darqhelmet]

I don’t have social media (unless old forums count). Who is the person posting this claim? Why are they credible ?

 

[miles888]

they make p320 FCUs with safeties. Problem solved

 

[grandpapeepap]

glock leg was also because a very high numbered department called the NYPD had a 12lb trigger pull on their glocks after moving to the semi auto platform. think about that for a second

oh i see the trouble maker gawr already mentioned it, gahh

 

[jkcerda]

well, put them up for sale, happy to pick another one up cheap

 

[Churro]

SIG Saur belongs in the same place as Apple. Ironically I found both those things in the trash today.

 

[Gawernator]

glock leg was also because a very high numbered department called the NYPD had a 12lb trigger pull on their glocks after moving to the semi auto platform. think about that for a second

oh i see the trouble maker gawr already mentioned it, gahh

Such a trouble maker upsetting people by just saying the truth lol

 

[jaykeez]

Owning a p320 in 2026 is certainly a choice. No matter which side of the debate you're on.

 

[Enthused]

Time to step up onto the soapbox and once again declare that the Beretta 92FS is the greatest pistol design ever made. After you fire and thumb down the decocker/safety, there is nothing on this planet that will make that gun ND. You could throw it off the top of the Empire State building and it wouldn't go off. You could unholster and reholster 9999 billion times. You could pull the trigger 9999 billion times. Turn it into a shake weight. Use it as a hammer. Still not going off.

Or guess what, even use the dreaded BLACKHAWK SERPA HOLSTER WITH IT! The Beretta 92FS will still continue to never ND.

 

[weaverftw]

Time to step up onto the soapbox and once again declare that the Beretta 92FS is the greatest pistol design ever made. After you fire and thumb down the decocker/safety, there is nothing on this planet that will make that gun ND. You could throw it off the top of the Empire State building and it wouldn't go off. You could unholster and reholster 9999 billion times. You could pull the trigger 9999 billion times. Turn it into a shake weight. Use it as a hammer. Still not going off.

Or guess what, even use the dreaded BLACKHAWK SERPA HOLSTER WITH IT! The Beretta 92FS will still continue to never ND.

Sure, you could say the same of 100 guns, especially DA/SA when decocked. A 1911 with a 2lb trigger is also more likely to ND than a stock glock. Doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with the 1911 or that it went off on its own. I would maybe not carry a gun with a short 2lb pull and no take up. I saw an old dude who’s been shooting USPSA for many years ND his 1911 at a match and guess what, I bet if it was a p320 people would blame the gun. It’s a numbers game, law of averages etc, plus clickbait hype train.

 

[Gawernator]

Owning a p320 in 2026 is certainly a choice. No matter which side of the debate you're on.

Everything you do is a choice, what does this even mean?

 

[Enthused]

Sure, you could say the same of 100 guns, especially DA/SA when decocked. A 1911 with a 2lb trigger is also more likely to ND than a stock glock. Doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with the 1911 or that it went off on its own. I would maybe not carry a gun with a short 2lb pull and no take up. I saw an old dude who’s been shooting USPSA for many years ND his 1911 at a match and guess what, I bet if it was a p320 people would blame the gun. It’s a numbers game, law of averages etc, plus clickbait hype train.

It's not only the fact that it's a decocked DA/SA. The 92FS takes that concept, similar to how a P226 operates, and takes it a step further by also physically disconnecting the hammer>firing pin>primer link. The link is physically broken. Whether a P226 is decocked, or if say a modern revolver with a transfer bar also physically disconnects the hammer>firing pin link, the difference is that both of those weapons will fire if you simply pull the trigger. The 92FS won't.

Feel free to hop aboard the 92FS supremacy train, you won't have to worry about a round ND'ing into your leg on this ride.

 

[Rogerdodger]

Dj khalid “another one”

 

[Sheepdog1968]

It's not only the fact that it's a decocked DA/SA. The 92FS takes that concept, similar to how a P226 operates, and takes it a step further by also physically disconnecting the hammer>firing pin>primer link. The link is physically broken. Whether a P226 is decocked, or if say a modern revolver with a transfer bar also physically disconnects the hammer>firing pin link, the difference is that both of those weapons will fire if you simply pull the trigger. The 92FS won't.

Feel free to hop aboard the 92FS supremacy train, you won't have to worry about a round ND'ing into your leg on this ride.

I’ve shot both the 92FS and P226 extensively. Awesome platforms. I’d be happy with either if that was all that I had. Having said that, I have a preference for the Sig DA/SA platform. Both are excellent. I just like what I like and I think both are extremely safe.

 

[Gawernator]

P226 shoots and handles better than the beretta all day

 

[Maaartin]

So the guy extensively talks of the make and model of the pistol. Sig P320.

Can we know the make and model of the holster?
If it is a floppy or weathered leather one or a universal one that isn’t perfect fit to the P320 I don’t even want to hear anything about the gun…

 

[Gawernator]

So the guy extensively talks of the make and model of the pistol. Sig P320.

Can we know the make and model of the holster?
If it is a floppy or weathered leather one or a universal one that isn’t perfect fit to the P320 I don’t even want to hear anything about the gun…

Well, that would not be good clickbait

 

[weaverftw]

So the guy extensively talks of the make and model of the pistol. Sig P320.

Can we know the make and model of the holster?
If it is a floppy or weathered leather one or a universal one that isn’t perfect fit to the P320 I don’t even want to hear anything about the gun…

A dude in the last class I was in had a holster that was obviously not meant for his gun and like half the trigger guard was exposed. Several others did not know how to field strip their guns or were keeping finger on the trigger while running, flagging people, etc. I stayed away from them but would not have been surprised if one of them had a ND and if it was a p320 it wouldn’t have been the gun’s fault but I’m sure they would’ve blamed it

 

[DesertDepotArms]

Time to step up onto the soapbox and once again declare that the Beretta 92FS is the greatest pistol design ever made. After you fire and thumb down the decocker/safety, there is nothing on this planet that will make that gun ND. You could throw it off the top of the Empire State building and it wouldn't go off. You could unholster and reholster 9999 billion times. You could pull the trigger 9999 billion times. Turn it into a shake weight. Use it as a hammer. Still not going off.

Or guess what, even use the dreaded BLACKHAWK SERPA HOLSTER WITH IT! The Beretta 92FS will still continue to never ND.

The P226 beat it btw....

 

[WWJMBD]

Time to step up onto the soapbox and once again declare that the Beretta 92FS is the greatest pistol design ever made. After you fire and thumb down the decocker/safety, there is nothing on this planet that will make that gun ND. You could throw it off the top of the Empire State building and it wouldn't go off. You could unholster and reholster 9999 billion times. You could pull the trigger 9999 billion times. Turn it into a shake weight. Use it as a hammer. Still not going off.

Or guess what, even use the dreaded BLACKHAWK SERPA HOLSTER WITH IT! The Beretta 92FS will still continue to never ND.

I agree with you, the Beretta 92FS is a brilliant. It's an extremely safe design, accurate, reliable, with minimal recoil.

Only problem is it's a crashing bore to shoot. I'm going to replace all the plastic and throw some Langdon/Wilson bits in with a SAO flat trigger and hope I like it more. As it stand I hate that trigger, it's awful with large hands. Miles of makeup, and doesn't actually break until it's almost touching the grip.

 

[SD964]

I was just at a class and the two guys next to me were both shooting p320’s. We shot about 500rds more or less, holstered and reholstered with one in the chamber. They had proper holsters designed for the gun as a whiny student had their panties in a bunch about the p320. No thumb safeties on either firearm, and not a single ND.

With 4 million of these pistols being sold, why has no one proven the gun can discharge on its own without the trigger being pulled. Or are those claiming they discharge on their own closet liberals blaming the firearm, vs the person using it.