- Messages
- 1,412
- Classified ads
- 4
Is THAT a rule?The 4 rules are paused when a pistol is holstered.
By clicking Enter, you confirm you are 18 years of age or older and agree to comply with all applicable local, state, and federal laws.
Notice: Any content or member activity - including anything you may buy, sell, transfer, or discuss - must comply with current and upcoming laws.
Members are encouraged to stay informed: California Firearm Laws: 2026 Outlook & 2025 Recap . Responsibility for compliance rests solely with the individual member.
Welcome to CAguns.net!
Join our growing community where you can ask questions, share knowledge, or browse our classifieds section.
Sign up for a free account today and unlock full access! Once registered, you can search, post, and take advantage of exclusive features unavailable to guests.
A note on why more of the site now requires an account: automated scrapers and AI systems have been crawling our forums and classifieds at a scale. Requiring sign-in for those sections is the most effective tool we have. It takes a minute to register, it's free, and it keeps what happens here between actual members.
New to California gun ownership or trying to keep up with the changing laws? Check out our sister site CA2A.com — free courses, plain-English legal updates, and step-by-step guides built for California owners.
Advanced features are available only to registered members. Register today!
Is THAT a rule?The 4 rules are paused when a pistol is holstered.
Absolutely not.Is THAT a rule?
Never get complacent with gun safetyAbsolutely not.
It's actually much more complicated. It all started with SIG, a Swiss company from the 19th century that made things like railroad cars, then packaging machines, and also guns. Their flagship after WW2 was the SIG P210, the famous Swiss army pistol (accurate to 2" at 50 meters, even after you switch all components between guns), and the assault rifles used by the Swiss military, but they had been making much of the small arms for the Swiss military. In the 1970s, SIG was trying to export handguns, and ran into export control laws. So they partnered with Sauer, a very traditional German maker of hunting rifles (originally from the metal and wood crafting area of Thuringia, but after WW2 located on the northern coast). The partnership at some point changed names from SIG (all caps) to Sig-Sauer (capitalized). In the early 2000s, the Swiss parent company stopped making guns (which is the P210 ended), and sold the remaining parts (Sig-Sauer, Blaser and Hammerli) to the investment group Lueke & Ortmeier. In that process, the names changed multiple times; for a while there was also SAN, SwissArms, and a few other names and companies. And then, sometime in the late 2000s, the bulk of the civilian handgun business got moved from Germany to the US, where it is run by Mr. Cohen, whose reputation sucks to be honest.Sig Sauer seized to be worth athe day they set up shop in the USA. If you don’t have a SIG Sauer Made in Germany you own MIM filled, half assed built, corner cut piece of junk.
Staccato now trying to snuff out the P320 in the LE market
Wait ... isn't Staccato an all-metal dual-stack 1911? Which would be very different from the mostly plastic striker fired guns most LE agencies have been using for a decade or two?Staccato now trying to snuff out the P320 in the LE market
Not to mention they would have to really drop their drawers to compete on price but, I've always thought they were outrageously expensive and not worth it from an ROI perspective.Wait ... isn't Staccato an all-metal dual-stack 1911? Which would be very different from the mostly plastic striker fired guns most LE agencies have been using for a decade or two?
Apparently, Staccato wants everyone to think that LEOs need 2011 race guns now. LOLWait ... isn't Staccato an all-metal dual-stack 1911? Which would be very different from the mostly plastic striker fired guns most LE agencies have been using for a decade or two?
Apparently, Staccato wants everyone to think that LEOs need 2011 race guns now. LOL
They market themselves as a duty weapon first and foremost and have contracts with a bunch LE agencies, and I’m sure they work on pricing in those cases. Seems they see an opportunity to potentially add some market share here.Wait ... isn't Staccato an all-metal dual-stack 1911? Which would be very different from the mostly plastic striker fired guns most LE agencies have been using for a decade or two?
Interesting to know. I have thought of 2011 mostly as race guns for IPSC shooters, or collectors of expensive toys. Didn't appreciate that they want to be in the LE duty gun market too.They market themselves as a duty weapon first and foremost and have contracts with a bunch LE agencies, and I’m sure they work on pricing in those cases. Seems they see an opportunity to potentially add some market share here.
The P365 is filled with sloppy fitting MIM parts like the P320.Are people forgetting that Sig also makes the P365? Which really is the finest pistol in its category ever made.
The USA made Sig guns are the ones with MIM parts.And to my knowledge, the P365 is made in the USA not Germany.
Next week, 53 officers on the department’s SWAT team, known as TAC, will turn in the last of the department's troubled P320s, The Standard has learned.
But they won’t be given brand new pistols. Instead the department is issuing them a replacement that has been in use for more than two decades: the Sig Sauer P226R. The department has more than 2,000 such pistols in its inventory, some of which have been breaking down in recent years.
You can tell they have very little gun knowledge whoever wrote that article.Leave it to an SF rag to somehow spin the replacement of P320s with P226s as some sort of a downgrade: https://sfstandard.com/2025/08/15/sfpd-guns-sig-sauer-malfunction/
Oh no, what a shame, they have to use the same handgun that Navy SEALS use? The horror
What issues does the P365 have? I keep seeing people saying how terrible they are but no one can tell me why.At this point only people with some degree of brain damage buy/use P320’s. So glad I sold mine months ago.
P365 is not much better and has its own issues. At this point sig fanboy is synonymous with a slough of mental defects lol
Welcome to CAguns.net!
Hello There! I see you're browsing as a guest. Sign up to use our regional search features and communicate with other members.
Registering is quick and free. Once registered, you’ll unlock exclusive features available only to members. Join today!
If you choose to become a contributor, you'll get even more advanced features.📸 We're now on Instagram! Follow us @caguns_net and tag us in your videos and photos to get featured!