Greetings and Salutations!
OK
Tonight: The SIG P320.
A) Don’t Own One
B) If you DO Own One Get Rid of It ASAFP
C) Thatisall.
In all seriousness…
This’s not a joke.
Besides the “Cult of Sig” kids, I don’t know about you, but ANY striker-fired handgun with a track record like this would have been forcibly pulled from the market via some DotGov Agency LONG AGO.
Per a guy I really respect, Brandon Herrera, former candidate for Congress this last time around, his “Gun Meme Review” today regarding the P320 is worth the watch:
As Brandon called it The Cult of Sig… well I grabbed the Reddit screengrab he used:

If that isn’t beyond ‘fanboi’ level behavior and edging into “Cult Worship” I have no idea…
It’s a damned shame that it’s going this way.
I also believe that there are major reasons that no regulatory Agency for the DotGov has stepped in, and one of the BIG REASONS I’d say it’s corruption.
Money Talks.
After all, Sig, despite it’s nominal subpar performance and known issue(s) has managed to ‘corner the DotMil Marketplace’ on not only the M-17/M-18 (which is what the Army/Air Force respectively gave as nomenclatures to the P320) but also the next generation of DotMil Combat Rifles and Squad Automatics.
One of these being the SIG MCX Spear, which has been adopted by the U.S. military as the XM7, replacing the M4 carbine in close-quarters combat roles. Now I’ve gone over this particular Piece of Dreck in now-nuked content, but essentially, the .277 SIG Fury (6.8x51mm) round that it’s chambered in, and the subsequent ‘two cartridge solution’ (meaning them having one bi-metallic combat load with INSANE chamber pressure and the ‘practice round’ with significantly lower chamber pressure) meant that long term, the DotMil, specifically the Army was going to find itself really fucked if they deploy these steaming hunks of over-engineered bullshit devices.
Problem being is training on a low pressure round is FAR different from a ‘hot’ combat round. Train like you fight right? Unless it’s a Sig, where a combat round (using my OWN extensive intel on throat erosion/barrel wear) is that a XM-7 would need a barrel after about 3-4000 rounds MAX.
Good for the company
Moneywise.
ABSOLUTE SHIT for readiness.
Trust me… I did the Depot Level Thang for 2 years
I serviced REGULAR rifles that (M-4/M16A2) that were on a ‘waiting list’ for a year plus ‘cos there was only one of me for the entire state. Never mind parts…
Imagine how bad it’d be if every. single. unit. needed new barrels within a year/year and a half, as some units qualify quarterly, and some SpecOps kid shoot weekly.
Never mind the five fucking pound all-in-one-point-of-failure scope that EACH XM-7 is supposed to have… a 5 pound battery run monstrosity that I’d say would probably shit the bed under just normal Infantry use, never mind extreme use. Let’s not even go into the 80,000 pounds per square inch chamber pressure of the round… the very fact that’ll literally burn the barrel out of a rifle like that so fucking quickly?
Yeeeeeeeeeeaaaaah… I smell former DotMil General Occifer Fuckery Afoot as far the procurement process goes. I wonder who got the payoff and what no-show position he/she got.
I mean lets face it
The fucking DotGov does recalls for products for faaaaar lesser issues. Case in point, those ‘magnetic bead’ toys a few years back? I can’t remember the name but one kid choked to death, and a few were injured and it was NATIONWIDE RECALL!!!! DO NOT USE!!!! DISPOSE OF AT ALL COSTS!!!! 24-7.
And people did.
Now granted, this was because a kid died.
HOWEVER
They did the same thing with that Hot-Pot Cooking thing that killed some poor bastard while cooking ramen. It overheated, detonated and kil’t the poor sumbitch. Again: NATIONWIDE RECALL!!!! DO NOT USE!!!! DISPOSE OF AT ALL COSTS!!!! 24-7.
Now?
In the case of Sig?
Well…
Over 100 cases of absolutely known AD (accidental discharge) incidents resulting in near-fatal outcomes. ONE known death as of now.
TONS of anecdotal evidence.
To include one of the most damning:
A relatively known unknown YouTuber called “Wyoming Gun Project” who now has a shit-ton of views due to his experimentation with the Sig P320. He essentially used a wood-screw to put literally .68mm of pressure on the hammer, and then manipulated the slide (very slightly in many cases) and got 5 Accidental Discharges!!!
.68mm of trigger pressure?
Considering a LOT of holsters utilize a trigger-based ‘pressure retention’ to keep the fucking gun in the holster? Yeeeeeah… I think Ole Boy is on to something…
Jes’ Sayin’
But as I was raging about, I find it extremely interesting that NO DotGov AGency has forced a recall………….
YET.
BUT!
The reason for that? Huh…
Funny that innit?
Let’s examine it…
I mean under normal circumstances…
ESPECIALLY with the overwhelming “anti-gun DotGov” that we have in general? You’d think they’d be tripping over each other to issue a recall for an eeee-vil handgun…
Add on the whole DotGov thing of “We back the Blue!!!” (i.e. Cops in general) and the fact that the MAJORITY of woundings have been cops on duty hit by their fucking service P320?
Seems a bit odd that Aye?
Add on the ‘other moves’ that Sig has been doing like suing the Police forces and others who refuse to allow the use of the P320? Like as in ‘doubling down on stupid’?
Well…. I’ll let THIS speak for itself:

“Deflect and make counter-accusations”
All I can say is:

Suing those who go against your narrative?
Sounds very familiar.
(Possibly) Leveraging blackmail potentially to make sure your filthy lucre keeps flowing no matter the human cost (after all they’re only goyim)?
Sounds extremely familiar….
Yep.
So on that note… I’ll leave it to you to decide.
More Later
Big Country






























































