Sig Sauer Sued

[eddiememphis]

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/...n-off-94364265

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in U.S. federal court in Concord, New Hampshire, says there have been over 100 incidents of the P320 pistol unintentionally discharging when the user believed they did not pull the trigger.

In many cases, the gun discharged while still in the user's holster, seriously injuring them in the leg or hip and leaving them unable to perform their usual duties, according to the lawsuit. They were not touching the trigger, the lawsuit said.

One of the allegations of negligence is that Sig Sauer equipped a U.S. Army version of the P320 with a manual safety that guarded against unintentional firing, yet left it off non-military models, co-counsel Daniel Ceisler said. Only one non-military model of the gun offered that feature as an option, the lawsuit said.

"To make a gun with a trigger this short and this light without any sort of external safety is reckless and unprecedented," Ceisler said.

That doesn't look too good for Sig.

[sportbikeco]

Sig Sauer Sued, again