Videos tagged with Sig P320 M18

The U.S. Marshals Service has banned the Sig Sauer P320 handgun due to 350 confirmed cases of uncommanded discharges. These incidents occurred under various circumstances, including drops and minor shifts while holstered, with no external contact reported. The ban applies to all variants (M17, M18) for official use and carry, effective immediately, with personnel expected to transition to approved alternatives.

This comprehensive 10,000-round, two-year review of the Staccato C2 by Trench Grenade highlights its exceptional accuracy and reliability, provided it is consistently lubricated. The reviewer notes that while the Staccato C2 excels in competition and offers pinpoint accuracy, its high cost, particularly for magazines, makes it a significant investment. For the average shooter, more affordable options like Glocks or Ruger RXMs, coupled with extensive training, may offer better value.

This video details a high-volume endurance test of the Sig M18 handgun, pushing it to 3,000 rounds in a single day. The shooter documents performance, heat, and user fatigue, noting zero malfunctions throughout the test. The firearm is then disassembled for internal inspection, revealing significant carbon buildup but continued operational capability.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Sig Sauer P320, detailing its modular design, caliber versatility, and its selection for the US Army's XM17 program. It also addresses significant safety concerns and legal challenges related to early models, including drop-fire incidents and voluntary upgrade programs.

This review details the US Military's adoption of the Sig Romeo M17 optic for the M17 handgun. The video highlights the evolution of red dot sights, the advantages of closed-emitter designs, and provides a hands-on look at the Romeo M17's features, including its reticle options and brightness settings. Shooting comparisons between the M17 with Romeo M17 and the M18 with Romeo2 are presented, offering insights into their performance.