Sig - are consumers counting...

**BigT** · 09-07-2018, 07:10

If you have a gun with a known safety issue and you choose to ignore the manufacturers recall( because that’s what this should be) you’re negligent.

**Minerva10210** · 09-07-2018, 12:16

Have a P320 as my carry gun.

Still pestering L&O for trigger upgrade.

Was really interested to replace said P320 with the new potentially safer P365.

Left disappointed.

**JhbBoy** · 10-07-2018, 08:32

I'm seeing a lot of positive feedback on Sigtalk.com about the 'newer' 365s, so when i decide to go for one, I'll get feedback on manufacture dates etc and make sure the one I choose is an 'upgrade' and not an original with faulty front sight etc.

**carleng** · 10-07-2018, 08:44

Originally Posted by JhbBoy

I'm seeing a lot of positive feedback on Sigtalk.com about the 'newer' 365s, so when i decide to go for one, I'll get feedback on manufacture dates etc and make sure the one I choose is an 'upgrade' and not an original with faulty front sight etc.

Or choose something with a proven track record and better after sales support.

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**toxicsox** · 15-01-2019, 22:14

I have had my P320 now for about close to 2 years. When the voluntary upgrade was announced I contacted L&O and was told that it was a first come first served scenario and they will contact you blah blah blah.
I am not the type of person to take that kind of bullshit and bad service from L&O and one day phoned them and told them I will be at S&O at 15:00 and they better make sure somebody is there to meet me with the upgrade kit. That same day they took in my Sig and I collected it the next day.

up till now I have shot around 1000 rounds without a single failure, regardless of the ammo I used. Zero issues, none whatsoever and must say I really enjoy the weapon.

The P320 is an amazing weapon and if it werent for the total lack of communication skills and piss poor service from L&O I would have bought a second one on Section 16.
With the trigger issue sorted it is a machine.

it is such a huge pitty that L&O is doing such an incredible amount of damage to the brand.

**mogiZA** · 23-01-2019, 09:13

Originally Posted by toxicsox

I have had my P320 now for about close to 2 years. When the voluntary upgrade was announced I contacted L&O and was told that it was a first come first served scenario and they will contact you blah blah blah.
I am not the type of person to take that kind of bullshit and bad service from L&O and one day phoned them and told them I will be at S&O at 15:00 and they better make sure somebody is there to meet me with the upgrade kit. That same day they took in my Sig and I collected it the next day.

up till now I have shot around 1000 rounds without a single failure, regardless of the ammo I used. Zero issues, none whatsoever and must say I really enjoy the weapon.

The P320 is an amazing weapon and if it werent for the total lack of communication skills and piss poor service from L&O I would have bought a second one on Section 16.
With the trigger issue sorted it is a machine.

it is such a huge pitty that L&O is doing such an incredible amount of damage to the brand.

Thanks for the heads up. I am considering getting a sig 320...

I was hoping that the stock available now would be the revised version, with the lighter trigger?

**SSP** · 23-01-2019, 09:20

Originally Posted by mogiZA

I am considering getting a sig 320...

Sounds to me like you have already decided.

**mogiZA** · 23-01-2019, 10:06

Originally Posted by SSP

Sounds to me like you have already decided.

lol, I had "decided" to get a Glock 17 gen 5 but availability pointed me towards other considerations.

Is it normal that such a "common" firearm be so scarce at a number of gun shops? Been waiting months... Got fed up. It's like the competency and eventual firearm licensing - all hurry up and wait

Maybe you experienced guys could give some advice on the practicalities of purchasing a firearm for the first time and how patience is key..

**SSP** · 23-01-2019, 10:23

Originally Posted by mogiZA

lol, I had "decided" to get a Glock 17 gen 5 but availability pointed me towards other considerations.

Is it normal that such a "common" firearm be so scarce at a number of gun shops? Been waiting months... Got fed up. It's like the competency and eventual firearm licensing - all hurry up and wait

Maybe you experienced guys could give some advice on the practicalities of purchasing a firearm for the first time and how patience is key..

Firearms are a commodity.

Only so many can be imported.

That Gen5 17s are "scarce" is indicative of consumer demand.

I note that Gen5 19s seem to be available. If I were a first time buyer, and buying for self defence, I would get one of those. All day long.

I have carried a 17 for well over a decade and I have owned 3.

**mogiZA** · 23-01-2019, 10:43

Originally Posted by SSP

Firearms are a commodity.

Only so many can be imported.

That Gen5 17s are "scarce" is indicative of consumer demand.

I note that Gen5 19s seem to be available. If I were a first time buyer, and buying for self defence, I would get one of those. All day long.

I have carried a 17 for well over a decade and I have owned 3.

Thanks SSP, appreciate the insight!