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Glock leg was also caused by cheap parts and outsourced materials and plain old greed - not on any part of the gun, but by bad holsters. Further, not just by bad holsters, but even good holsters that simply failed out of normal wear and tear.Glock leg was cause by bad training techniques, not by cheap parts out of spec, outsourced materials, and plain ol greed.
I’d be on board for that, they need to get it on the rosterIf SIG was smart…they’d offer an exchange or upgrade program for the P320 platform. A P226 x5 legion, here’s my $.
I’ve always liked Sig products, and have owned quite a few over the years.We should wait till the investigation concludes.
that would require them to acknowledge there was something wrong with the 320. right now that would be incredibly stupid for them to do. the only thing they can do at this point is keep ignoring the situation. its too late for a quiet recall and any acknowledgement of problems will cost them in court. if they continue to ignore the issues with the 320 they might get lucky, win a few of the lawsuits they are facing, and keep a few military/ LEO contracts.If SIG was smart…they’d offer an exchange or upgrade program for the P320 platform. A P226 x5 legion, here’s my $.
IANAL but I seem to recall manufacturers have legal protection whenever they fix a known safety defect. To not would inhibit those efforts that benefit owners, and I agree with that reasoning. Market perception is a whole other ball game.that would require them to acknowledge there was something wrong with the 320. right now that would be incredibly stupid for them to do. the only thing they can do at this point is keep ignoring the situation. its too late for a quiet recall and any acknowledgement of problems will cost them in court. if they continue to ignore the issues with the 320 they might get lucky, win a few of the lawsuits they are facing, and keep a few military/ LEO contracts.
This man is spitting facts.Glock leg was cause by bad training techniques, not by cheap parts out of spec, outsourced materials, and plain ol greed.