SIG owners would probably enjoy watching this

[capp325]

P226 torture test:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Kgjmtj9TgX8&search=Sig%20

 

[Deckard]

Is that a Norinco?

 

[Musky Hunter]

.lol..

thats as stupid as the Glock torture tests....

i much rather see real life torture tests, i read an article where a 220 had 10,000 rds through it in a day without a hiccup!

 

[Chronos]

Love the Ninjas

As for the tests...lol.

 

[manboy]

blue camo certainly adds to your credibility. and wearing a tactical vest in the shower shows that you too possess "to hell and back reliability......"

 

[capp325]

Yup, the tests are certainly not scientific, more hype than anything else really. "To hell and back reliability": confirmed! Still kind of fun to watch though.

 

[omen]

thats as stupid as the Glock torture tests....

i much rather see real life torture tests, i read an article where a 220 had 10,000 rds through it in a day without a hiccup!

yeah, +1 here.

I mean, ok, dropping it (not from a helicopter, but just normal height) and having it work, and letting it drop in mud or something and having it work - those are good tests, and applicable to target shooting, LE, and military. But driving over it with a Cat? Dropping it frozen from the helicopter? Please...

Did you notice how they said the Cat drove over it on "near concrete" surface - it was grass! I bet if it was concrete, the gun would not have worked afterwords (but that's simple physics, and not the fault of Sig...)

 

[Colin]

These guys make the Mythbusters look like top level scientists

 

[precision_lee]

oh god i hate the mythbusters, i know they failed chem and logic

 

[JCM298]

I noticed that they did not show a mag change when they were shooting it and there was no view of the target. I wonder why. Could the sights have been moved?

If those two had done that to one of my Sigs, there would have been a long one-sided talk at the end of a nightstick, ASP, axe handle, or some other device to get their attention.

John

 

[Blackthorne]

Sorry...Glock Abuse may be silly, but at least in his videos he slaps a mag in and fires the gun right out of the bucket of salt and dirt, and also right after he dropped it from the plane.

I'd like to see a SIG go through a barrel of salt and baby powder, or be left in a sock soaked in salt water for a week.

 

[Icefire]

Yeah the glock torture test was somewhat better that this.

 

[MPI]

No gun would have survived that Cat’s pneumatic hammer – maybe a howitzer but it would still #### up the breach. Those guys are clown’s where are they from some, a US TV show?

 

[Big JD-From the hills]

I don't think they acutaly fired the hammer, just pressed it into the ground a bit.

 

[SIGP2101]

P-R-O-P-A-G-A-N-D-A

 

[sparhawk]

I don't think they acutaly fired the hammer, just pressed it into the ground a bit.

+1, it would be in piece if they do...

even thought I am a SIG owner and love my 226. I have to agree this so called torture test is lame... LAME...

 

[bubbabalue]

I don't think they acutaly fired the hammer, just pressed it into the ground a bit.

aha they said they even "pummeled" it into the ground. it looked more like the hammer was caressing it to me

 

[mr00jimbo]

Yeah not too scientific lol. I like my Sig but I think if it was ran over on conrete it would probably break. Still neat, though I guess.