Chucktshoes

I’ve moved the listing and cleaned up the conversation in the thread. Please add a price to the listing to comply with the rules. Other than that, good luck with the sale.

The MSP provided additional pistols for testing beyond the one involved in the uncommanded discharge incident. The user nor the agency modified the triggers. They did previously go back to Sig for warranty work.

Not quite. They could not devise a test that could conclusively prove whether this particular firearm fired unintentionally in this particular instance. What they could prove is that the strike safety lock could be rendered inoperable by engaging in common movements, undertaken by an officer in the course of his duties while the firearm was holstered and that multiple pistols could be made to fire without manipulation of the trigger.

DHS/ICE is also going to be dumping the P320 and moving to the G45 in the next year.

Video goes over a report prepared by the FBI’s BRF of an Sig P320 that experienced an uncommanded discharge in an officer’s holster.

If anyone still has stuff on order from Aero, I hope you already got it, or you might want to think about initiating a chargeback. Word on the street is that they just laid off a bunch of staff.

Might wanna pay attention to what AR manufacturers are suddenly out of stock over the next few months. Anderson was the OEM for a lot of folks who kept that under wraps publicly. The poverty pony was getting rode by a lot of fancy folks.

I think they’ll be alright. Ruger isn’t interested in the brand name, but they were interested in the manufacturing capacity. According to what I’ve read, those folks still have jobs.

Most likely no. The Anderson Brand is dead. Ruger bought them for their manufacturing capability. The Poverty Pony is dead. Long live the Frugal Phoenix.

It did. There was some confusion at first, but it would have removed them from the NFA and left them classified the same as a standard firearm. 4473, no tax stamp.

This should not be surprising.

It’s “watch how you speak to me” degrees outside.

There is only one person who can handle this issue, I I’ve just tagged him and sent it directly to him. I’m sorry for the delay in resolving the issue, but I’m sure he will get it resolved as quickly as possible.

Yeah, I gotta say that the odds of Storger getting one have got to be above 90%. I’ll enjoy watching that video.

Well, that dude is banned now and I removed his contact info to remove the traces. So I guess now you just get an extra bump for an awesome pistol. Good luck with the sale.

Still wouldn’t AIWB with it.

As someone who also came to faith at a later like he did (and to the same tradition as well), I find that he is especially adept at transmitting certain truths in just the perfect manner. If you are a fan of both Lewis and Tolkien, I cannot recommend “A Hobbit, A Wardrobe, and a Great War” by Joseph Loconte enough. It’s about their friendship and how their faith and experiences in WWI deeply affected them both.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DK8e0Fxo5Sb/?igsh=MWVmandqbTF3bGtiOQ== Reel has the video, and the caption and comments layout some of the fact as they are known at this time. The “peacekeepers” are gonna go to jail. Also, I’m very curious who hired and/or authorized them to be armed for this purpose. Are they actually licensed security officers? To be armed security, you have to be licensed in the state of Utah. If they were operating at the behest or consent of the organizers, who’s on the hook for the wrongful death lawsuit that’s inbound? There’s a Walton involved so somebody’s family is heading towards a very large payday.

“Once there were four children whose names were Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy.”

This definitely is a factor. One thing that you may not be quite getting. @MEGASTARis that we do not solely utilize the federal NICS check here in Tennessee. We use the state TICS system.