SIG P320 Voluntary Upgrade; Demonization of Gun Owner Organizations: Gun Talk Radio|8.13.17 C

Published on August 14, 2017
Duration: 44:23

This video details SIG Sauer's voluntary upgrade for the P320 pistol, addressing concerns about accidental discharges when dropped. Tom Taylor from SIG Sauer explains the extensive testing the P320 undergoes, including military drop test standards. The upgrade involves a revised trigger group designed to enhance safety, and owners are instructed to visit the SIG Sauer website to initiate the process. The discussion also touches upon the broader demonization of gun owner organizations.

Quick Summary

SIG Sauer is offering a voluntary upgrade for the P320 pistol to enhance drop safety. The upgrade involves replacing the trigger group with a revised design featuring a lighter trigger, skeletonized sear, and mechanical disconnector. Owners can register for the upgrade on the SIG Sauer website (sigsauer.com) and follow instructions for shipping their firearm's trigger group.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Sponsor Message
  2. 00:49SIG P320 Drop Concerns Emerge
  3. 01:16SIG Sauer Statement & Course of Action
  4. 02:03Firearms as Mechanical Devices & Drop Safety
  5. 02:45The 46 Million Drop Variations Calculation
  6. 03:16Extensive Drop Testing Protocols
  7. 04:37Civilian Drop Testing Phenomenon
  8. 06:01Vulnerabilities and Accidental Discharges
  9. 06:26Safety Warning: Live Ammo Drop Tests
  10. 07:00SIG P320 Voluntary Upgrade Details
  11. 07:20Continuous Improvement at SIG Sauer
  12. 08:07Learnings from Military Evaluations
  13. 08:41Accelerating the Upgrade Process
  14. 09:10P320's Inherent Safety Features
  15. 10:00Voluntary Upgrade Details Coming Up
  16. 13:00Discussion on P320 Upgrade & Misinformation
  17. 13:20Dallas PD Misinformation Clarification
  18. 15:36The Fix Was Already in the Works
  19. 15:53Details of the New Trigger Group
  20. 17:13How to Take Advantage of the Upgrade
  21. 19:03SIG's Advice for Current P320 Owners
  22. 21:13Appreciation for SIG's Handling of the Issue
  23. 22:43Gun Talk Newsletter & Truth Squad
  24. 23:03Email from Cecilia: Elevation for .30-06
  25. 24:15Call from Duane: Persistent Firearm Malfunction
  26. 31:42Demonization of Gun Owners and Organizations
  27. 34:36Range Report: Long-Range Pistol Shooting
  28. 37:01New Stag AR-15 Break-In Procedure
  29. 39:46Representative Kathleen Rice on NRA as Threat
  30. 41:07Call from Chuck: SIG MPX PCC
  31. 43:09Weekly Recap: Ruger, SIG, Demonization
  32. 44:08Call to Action: Join the After Show

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SIG P320 voluntary upgrade?

The SIG P320 voluntary upgrade is a program offered by SIG Sauer to address concerns about accidental discharges when the pistol is dropped. It involves replacing the existing trigger group with a revised version that includes a lighter trigger, a skeletonized sear, and a mechanical disconnector, designed to enhance drop safety.

How do I get my SIG P320 upgraded?

To get your SIG P320 upgraded, you need to visit the SIG Sauer website (sigsauer.com). There, you will find a 'Voluntary Upgrade' section where you can register your firearm and follow the instructions for shipping your trigger group for the modification.

Is the SIG P320 safe to carry before the upgrade?

SIG Sauer states that the P320 is safe to carry and has passed extensive drop testing beyond industry standards. However, they are offering the voluntary upgrade proactively to further enhance the firearm's safety profile and address public concerns.

What specific changes are made in the P320 voluntary upgrade?

The voluntary upgrade replaces the P320's trigger group with a new design. This includes a trigger with a lighter physical weight, a skeletonized sear, and the addition of a mechanical disconnector. These modifications are intended to improve the pistol's performance during drop tests.

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