Test your P320 and post results
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Whew! I though you actually dropped your gun loaded! Any other way of actuating the trigger, like banging from the magwell, the top or the muzzle?
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This will be a first on the EE. Slightly used P320 for sale. Slight marks from a rubber mallet....oh, no reason....
Are those Dawson Precision sights on it?
Are those Dawson Precision sights on it?
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Trijicon HD night sights. Marks and holster wear just add character.
As well as copper fouling and powder residue. How's your foot?
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Mine passed the test but I do have an aftermarket trigger
Isn't the issue that the weight of the trigger itself will have enough weight to continue moving rearward when the momentum of the gun has stopped after hitting the ground? In one of the slow mo vids you could see the trigger continuing to travel after the gun had stopped.
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do it with blanks.... do it
I'm not sure that's the best test, though, From what I understand, the issue does not arise from the end of the pistol being struck, but rather from the trigger's tendency to keep moving rearward due to its inertia when the pistol is dropped with a muzzle-up orientation. Most aftermarket triggers should be less susceptible, I'd think, as they have generally less mass than the factory trigger and subsequently less inertia.
Glock seem to have a general hate on for Sig since they lost the military contract. It started by Glock demanding that tests were not completed etc.
