Videos tagged with Defective Design

This video analyzes a Massachusetts lawsuit against Sig Sauer concerning the P320 pistol. The court found the P320 defectively designed and that this design caused injury, but Sig Sauer was not liable for damages due to the officer's actions. The speaker argues the lawsuit's focus on the lack of an external safety is misguided and highlights broader issues of law enforcement firearms competency.

This video details a major lawsuit filed against Sig Sauer concerning alleged defects in the P320 pistol. The lawsuit, brought by 20 plaintiffs including law enforcement and military personnel, claims the P320 is dangerously defective and prone to unintended discharges without user intent. The speaker highlights numerous incidents cited in the filing, emphasizing the plaintiffs' allegations of mechanical error versus Sig Sauer's potential defense of user error.

This video discusses a class-action lawsuit settlement concerning the Sig Sauer P320 pistol, focusing on alleged design defects related to drop safety and accidental discharge. It outlines who is included in the settlement, the benefits offered, and how owners can submit claims. The speaker, a firearms instructor, emphasizes the importance of being aware of these issues for P320 owners, even those who have not experienced problems.

This video details a lawsuit filed against SIG Sauer concerning alleged safety defects in the P320 pistol, which claims the firearm can discharge without a trigger pull. It examines the plaintiff's incident, SIG's conflicting marketing and manual statements, and numerous reported accidental discharges, urging caution for P320 owners regarding EDC.