Yes. The course was specifically for learning to safely draw, present, fire and re-holster within the rules of my club. Was about a 3 hour program, with direct one on one supervision. Additionally, I am now allowed to move between the different ranges at my club with an unloaded firearm in my holster.
Without getting into it too much, and as far as I am aware, it yet to be proven in the court of law that the pistol can have an uncommanded discharge without some form of inappropriate manipulation or incorrect use of a holster.
Buddy, I worked for SIG for years as an armourer working directly with the 320 recall. They’re are full of it and have handled the situation in such an embarrassing manner. I used to be a huge SIG grifter but seeing how they handled the dangerous issues that were present in their pistol was definitely a contributing factor in my leaving
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u/FroBro243 Jul 26 '26
Yes. The course was specifically for learning to safely draw, present, fire and re-holster within the rules of my club. Was about a 3 hour program, with direct one on one supervision. Additionally, I am now allowed to move between the different ranges at my club with an unloaded firearm in my holster.