Videos tagged with P320 Malfunction

This guide details the process used to replicate an uncommanded discharge in a Sig Sauer P320, as demonstrated by an expert firearms instructor. It involves simulating a specific mechanical failure where slide movement, combined with partial trigger depression, can cause the striker to release. The demonstration highlights potential safety concerns related to manufacturing tolerances and sear engagement, contrasting the P320's slide play with that of a Glock 19.

This video discusses a reported Sig Sauer P365 explosion incident, examining its implications for the firearm's safety and reliability. The speaker notes anecdotal evidence of frequent part breakages in P365s, contrasting with the P320's known issues. While the speaker intends to continue shooting their P365, they express concern over potential future failures.

This video discusses an incident where a Sig Sauer P320 handgun reportedly 'blew up' during training. The instructor, Ben Stoeger, shares his experience and theories, suggesting potential causes related to the factory barrel's chamber support and the disconnector. He proposes aftermarket solutions like a KKM barrel and a Sig Armorer sport disconnector to mitigate these risks.

This quick tip from Richardson Precision & Training addresses the common misfire malfunction. The instructor demonstrates a simple, effective technique for clearing a misfire by waiting, ensuring magazine seating, and racking the slide. This method is applicable to both new and experienced shooters encountering a 'click' instead of a 'bang' at the range.