PART 2 (Final Update): My Sig P320 fired on its own in the holster (P320 X-Five)

Published on November 11, 2022
Duration: 3:16

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.

Quick Summary

A Sig P320 X-Five incident occurred on July 7, 2019, where the firearm discharged in the holster. The pistol had undergone Sig Sauer's voluntary upgrade program, which should have included the 'drop safe' fix. The speaker notes similar recent malfunctions reported by law enforcement and competition shooters.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Clarifications
  2. 00:18Incident Date and Delay Explanation
  3. 00:38Recent P320 Incident News
  4. 00:57Initial Contact with Media
  5. 01:33Lack of Video Evidence
  6. 01:45Witness Statement
  7. 02:07Voluntary Upgrade Program Status
  8. 02:41Final Clarifications and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the Sig P320 X-Five incident occur?

The Sig P320 X-Five incident, where the firearm discharged in the holster, occurred on July 7, 2019. The speaker waited to release a video until recent news about similar malfunctions prompted them to share their experience.

Was the Sig P320 involved in the incident part of the voluntary upgrade program?

Yes, the Sig P320 X-Five involved in the incident had undergone Sig Sauer's voluntary upgrade program. The speaker confirmed this via the serial number checker on Sig's website, indicating it should have had the 'drop safe' fix implemented.

Why is there no video footage of the Sig P320 incident?

The speaker did not have a YouTube channel at the time of the incident, which occurred before they started their channel. Therefore, personal video documentation of the event is unavailable. A statement from a witness present at the competition is provided instead.

Are there other reported incidents of the Sig P320 discharging unintentionally?

Yes, the speaker mentions recent news stories about the Milwaukee Police Department having their third incident with the P320. They also reference a TikTok video of a competition shooter whose P320 discharged upon re-holstering, hitting an iPhone.

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