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SiG Arms: Damned if they do, damned if they don't.
If they don't pull it, hails of derisive laughter from the gun community.
If they do pull it, a legion of ambulance-chasing shysters with lawsuits in their hands.
I say they should simply admit to the obvious, and commit to the comedy.
Regardless, it's sad. I own some of their products, but not the 320 180.
It's always unfortunate when the best engineering minds drop an Edsel.
I keep asking the question "do we know why they go off inadvertently" and no one seems to answer.
ReplyDeletewe can't fix the problem until we know why it's doing it. first aftermarket kit that fixes the problem is sitting on a goldmine.
First aftermarket kit inherits all subsequent liability for any failures and ADs, and likely voids all manufacturer's warranties.
ReplyDeleteEither SiG fixes this themselves, or they pull the guns.
Anything else is a liability cluster bomb.