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Originally Posted by Walkingwolf
Has anybody been shot by dropping a Sig P320?
I think there is every bit of relevance, one has not happened apparently outside a garage lab. The other happens continually due to Glock's required trigger pull for breakdown. Which the injuries have been many.
BTW Jennings was successfully sued for the same issue for breakdown. It put them out of business.
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Funny how when a gun manufacturer puts out a faulty product people jump to blaming another big gun manufacturer that isn't even related.
"Well if I pull the trigger of a loaded Glock while it's pointed at my leg I'll get injured and lots of cops do this."
Sorry but that's a bad excuse instead of addressing the issue this thread was started for. If anyone disassembles a Glock (or any firearm) without double checking the chamber is empty then they shouldn't be handling a firearm.