Why does the Sig P320 get a little hate online? (M17/M18) #shorts

Also forgot to add weird problems like P365XL having that “shake awake” problem.


I miss the old sig Sauer so much bros.

Thats a cool Nambu Type 94 you've got there

I think the industry is full of dirty tricks because of the government contracts it's part of the weapons industry & they pay people to say bad things about each other & worse

Simp.

Invest in the black Wilson combat grip module.
That 2 tone is 🔥

The p320 was poorly designed, and the mim parts in the striker assembly is largely to blame if i remember correctly

There are those that have dropped a gun and those that will drop a gun.

I don’t care what anyone tells me, people who don’t intend to drop their firearms but accidentally do should not have to worry about their gun going off when it hits the ground. If that is the case then I’d rather not own that particular gun.

"Heavily inspired " AKA too lazy to engineer and design a true striker fired gun so the used 90% of an old hammer fired design they had layinf around and smashed a striker system into that. Cresting the most unsafe and worst engineered thing since the chevy corvair

I love all handguns. Except glock. Mainly because of glock fans

“Drop” I had one go off in my holster sitting in my car

Sig was also chosen due to Glock's lack of a thumb safety 🙄🤦‍♂️ the Army loves their "safety"......

If I get a p-320 mine won’t go off. Because I’m not gonna drop it

Trigger Bar Safety Issues - Supplier Quality Issues - Buying off officers for contracts - 1st gens of whatever they making using the consumer as QC....

I thought the drop safety issue was only the p320, but since the p320 m17/18 are military contract they have thumb safeties preventing drop safety concerns

I just bought one the other day, did I make a mistake lol?

I've also seen hate for it because it has a safety. Apparently, in the high drag low-speed tacticool community, that's a cardinal sin.

Lol still not safe. Well this one because it's the safety. I love Sig really wish they fix the issue

I dropped a sig p320 in an vr game and that shit went off lol😂

Its always Sig vs Glock. I have both, they are both great.

I’ve carried many different guns over the years and I’m not knocking any of them but I absolutely love my sig m18 and all of my other sig guns they are reliable tough and used in any situation. Sig for the win all the way

Inspired? It’s the P250 with striker fire.

Guns get dropped all the time, (all the time). An entire global industry of independent testing laboratories exist just certify guns as drop safe.
Telling someone "dont drop your gun" is the equivalent of your health insurance company telling you "dont get sick".

Do you wanna know why no man trust an Sig? Because we don’t like Casper pulling the trigger while holstered!!!!

I loved my m17 during my service ❤

To be fair, the competition asked for a striker fired pistol, and if I remember correctly, Beretta just submitted an upgraded version of the M9. So they didn’t do the assignment.

Why was somebody dropping loaded firearms? I can’t think of a more asinine thing to say. That’s like your car airbags failing to go off and you coming a long and saying “well why did you crash your car?” Ridiculous and concerning thought process that just shows that they need to make these guns MORE idiot proof

Still not drop safe

Forgot to mention how they go off in your holster and tge back door connection you speak of is true. One of the people that had the most say in what gun git chosen was a heavy investor or on the board of sig cant remember which

I mean let’s be honest… the military’s entire lineup of new weapons are all Sig. The m4 replacement is sig, the saw/240B replacement is a sig. the ammo is sig. there was some definitely back door dealing going on.

Sig having back door access to get the military contract is a cop out. Sig is the only manufacturer that turned in a modular pistol with a FCU. The military specifically asked for a modular system. Glock and Beretta did not meet the requirements. Therefore Sig won the contract.

“Why someone is dropping loaded firearms” you’d be surprised by Marines

I own a p320 and I love it. The FCU was what sold me. I can rebuild the entire gun without going through an FFL. I carry it daily and have never had a ND in my holster, and I know I never will. I also love Glocks, I'm not prejudiced either way.

Sig catches heat because they sucked off the CORRECT people to get that contract 🖕🏻

Not upset about the Sig winning the military contract.

What I have a problem with is Sig as a company beta testing with their customer base.

P320 was not drop safe
P365-380 has jamming issues
P365 in general has rust issues

All that makes me not trust Sig and I’m not willing to spend my money or trust my life with one.

Sig 100% has backdoor connections, the entire Army loadout is Sig at this point

My only brand loyalty lies in what I carry. I own at least one weapon from almost every major manufacturer and plenty in between. Buy what you want to shoot. If you want to carry one, test and train. Are Glocks ugly? Yes. Is that what I carry? Yes. Do I also love sig? Yes. Glock just works better for me in a rapid response situation. However, if I knew I was heading into combat, I would grab a sig. Test anf taste. Then train. Don't let the fanboy bullshit cloud you personal preference and/or judgement

Modern Warfare...

I have the Rx in 9mm and an X-Ten zero issues with either my Rx was in the 💩 holster ever and I never shot myself or anything else when and if it fell
I’m just a average guy not a “tactic-cool “ pseudo operator
✌🏿

People complain about pistols as much as they complain about new triple a video games that come out every year just find out what u like put some rounds through it then make up your mind

Im british and i think the the SIG looks nicer than most glocks.

Must be Glock guys upset that the U.S. hasn't adopted there gun yet.

U gonna shoot yer peepee off lol

Gboys who idolize Glock are Sig haters, I noticed. 😅

The p320 would wasnt drop safe but the m17/18 was fine. The gun was designed with a thumb safety which prevented the heavy trigger from gaining inertia when dropped.

These guns go off in peoples holsters, and still continue to do so to this day, the cheap metal used in the magazines rusts quickly, and the actual pistol grips are breaking literally in half multiple examples see all over the place. And your defense is why are people dropping loaded pistols?!?!?! Because dropping anything is done on purpose right?? Lmfao its not being emotionally invested in a brand. Its called one single pistol going off on its own is 1 too many. Are you serious thats incredibly dangerous its not even a question of why people are hating on this gun. And have you ever been in the military?? The contract goes to the LOWEST BIDDER lol. A factory gun should never go off unless someone pulls the trigger PERIOD. EVER. End of story. Go watch the vidoes on this very platform of the guy who hits the back of this very gun with a hammer and it fires. No thanks. Ill stay invested in brand that only kill when i want them too thank you very much.

I prefer the army paying money to a American company than paying to someone in Austria…

Politics is why they won the contract 😂

If the gun wasn’t safe and wasn’t fit for the military they wouldn’t have gotten the contract