Canadian veteran sues U.S. gunmaker over career-ending injury

[u/Kid-On-Reddit-]

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7169145

[u/MotleyBrew-275]

Do you have evidence that they have a proven defect or are you just being hysterical because you don't understand how firearms work?

[u/matthew_py → u/MotleyBrew-275]

Do you have evidence that they have a proven defect

Yes the coverage has been quite extensive? Here's just 1 article about the ongoing lawsuits

https://www.police1.com/firearms/n-j-sues-sig-sauer-for-the-recall-of-p320-handguns-alleging-unintentional-discharges

Theres also plenty of videos of it happening, here's 2

https://youtube.com/shorts/Ig8OIQU7-l0?si=qSZG-ohrZTYbG4D6 https://youtu.be/OSAI_HUZDI0?si=aIw2SVEsqAUWVHNr

are you just being hysterical because you don't understand how firearms work?

I literally hold a PAL and collect firearms lmao

[u/MotleyBrew-275 → u/matthew_py]

I'm aware of the lawsuits and videos but I'm not aware of ANYONE describing and replicating the uncommanded discharges. Boggles the mind why this is so hard to nail down under lab conditions...

This whole thing is deeply fascinating. 

[u/MrLucky13 → u/MotleyBrew-275]

Long video but he's able to get it to go off repeatedly.

https://youtu.be/jOMQOtOQoPk?si=0VGUzLD7fW9g9-jY

[u/Nilotaus → u/MrLucky13]

For what it's worth, the Arex Delta passes this test https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-Wk48Ylnrok

maybe it would fail if it was banged or dropped on the rear in that config, but it's already a step up over many other pistol designs.

[u/Nilotaus → u/MrLucky13]

While the p320 is inherrently flawed, this isn't the test to be championing and it's not what you & many others think it is.

case in point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1KoSBcn2bY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaV32HarnRY

[u/madblackhater → u/MrLucky13]

Still waiting to see it happen with a slide that isn't completely worn out...