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20:43Now PlayingThe U.S. Marine Corps just dropped a major warning about the SIG Sauer P320 — calling for a full engineering review after years of controversy.
The P320 has been linked to over 100 injuries, with incidents reported even after SIG’s 2017 upgrade. While SIG insists the weapon cannot fire without a trigger pull, police departments across six states have already pulled it from duty.
So what’s the truth? Is the P320 a groundbreaking sidearm — or a dangerous design flaw hiding behind marketing?
In this segment, we break down the facts, explore the lawsuits, and ask the questions everyone’s been avoiding:
When do “isolated incidents” become systemic failure?
Let us know what you think in the comments — and if you’re a veteran, LEO, or own a P320, your voice matters here.
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