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The SIG P320 does go off on its own. The sheer number of incidents with that model in particular, many of which occurred on camera and around multiple witnesses
by philwelch 1y ago
The SIG P320 does go off on its own. The sheer number of incidents with that model in particular, many of which occurred on camera and around multiple witnesses, is telling. SIG may have once been a reliable and trustworthy manufacturer but that’s no longer the case.
https://youtu.be/b33AXiuytn0 https://youtu.be/b33AXiuytn0
https://youtu.be/z789IuTQLs8 https://youtu.be/z789IuTQLs8
- Aurornis 1y agoCan you share actual timestamps of video of it happening? The first one appeared to be news reports and retellings. The second one is a highly edited music dubbed video (!?)
- philwelch 1y agoIf you don’t have the attention span for nine minutes of video I found a YouTube short for you: https://youtube.com/shorts/cOUfurKIjnI https://youtube.com/shorts/cOUfurKIjnI This same footage was in at least one of the compilations, as is footage of other discharges, and I shared the compilations largely to underscore the sheer number of incidents. If it’s not worth your time to watch it’s not worth my time to handhold you through it. Edit: I should have predicted this. If I share a compilation of videos, I get complaints about the format, and if I share a single short, I get nit-picked. This isn't a good faith disagreement, this is a couple of people playing a shitty game of "winning arguments on the internet" at best. ummonk shared a clearer example in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44697503 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44697503
- reactordev 1y agoIn that video, I see a gun that has it's safety off, being holstered without regard to the weapon. User Error. Now show me one of it going off by itself.