1. Tam’s got it nailed though (as per freaking usual…)

   http://booksbikesboomsticks.blogspot.com/2017/08/absolutely-unprecedented.html

2. My response…M17

3. They had this up on their Instagram account and have since taken it down because there were a bunch of comments from angry Sig owners. People have no sense of humor anymore.

4. It is my imperfect understanding that they apparently dropped the Sig P320 from a greater than usual test height. It passed the drop test at the prescribed testing level. So, yawn…

   Glock might be living in a glass house and if subjected to the same severe test might also fail.

   Best to be cautious in criticizing the competition because they are inviting curious people to do the same to them.

   1. It seems that there is actually an issue with the trigger being too heavy and if the gun is dropped on the corner of the slide and the frame, it will go off. Inertia moves the trigger.
      You know there is a reason why SIG is issuing a recall.

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