Videos tagged with Voluntary Upgrade Program

This video details why numerous law enforcement agencies are quietly phasing out the SIG P320. It highlights concerns over uncommanded discharges, citing FBI testing showing 18% of P320s could fire without a trigger pull. The video also discusses high-profile bans, officer injury lawsuits, and the impact of SIG's voluntary upgrade program on agency trust.

This video critically examines the SIG Sauer P320's controversial history, focusing on uncommanded discharges and design flaws. It analyzes the P320's modularity, the voluntary upgrade program, and compares its issues to the P365. The discussion delves into the mechanics of potential discharges, the company's response to issues, and the credibility of explanations like accidental activation by external objects.

This video critically examines the Sig Sauer P320's alleged safety issues, focusing on uncommanded discharges. It analyzes Sig Sauer's official statements, highlights user testimonies and video evidence of accidental firings, and discusses the company's response to criticism. The content delves into specific incidents, potential design flaws, and the implications for firearm safety and consumer trust.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Sig Sauer P320 M17 and M18, highlighting their modular Fire Control Unit (FCU) design, military adoption, and controversies. The review, presented by Honest Outlaw, emphasizes the P320's extensive testing and global use, while also critically examining its reliability and past safety concerns.

This follow-up video clarifies details about a Sig P320 X-Five incident where the firearm discharged in the holster. The speaker confirms the incident occurred on July 7, 2019, and that the firearm had undergone Sig Sauer's voluntary upgrade program, indicating it should have had the 'drop safe' fix. The video also addresses the lack of direct footage and provides a statement from a witness.

This entry details the Canadian Special Forces' decision to temporarily remove the Sig P320 from service following an incident and injury during training. The unit is returning to the Sig P226 as their primary sidearm while the P320 is investigated. The information also touches upon Sig Sauer's voluntary upgrade program for the P320, aimed at addressing historical concerns about accidental discharges.

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.

This video from TFB TV investigates safety concerns surrounding the Sig Sauer P320 following reports of accidental discharges when dropped. Host Patrick R. conducts a controlled test, disassembles the firearm to inspect internal components, and discusses the timeline of events, including the Dallas PD's decision to remove the P320 from service and Sig Sauer's response. The expert assessment highlights the serious nature of the issue and advises owners to utilize the official upgrade program.