What is true is that the manual actually does say, "If dropped, the pistol may fire. Keep the chamber empty unless actually firing."

I have the manual right in front of me and it's on-line as well.

Taurus had to recall and pay out a fortune to lawyers because their pistols discharged when dropped, but Sig skates by just putting a warning in the manual?!

Now if Sig tells us it may discharge when dropped why would anybody use that gun when so many others won't discharge?