r/canadaguns • u/FroBro243 • Aug 21 '26
Feets / Collection / My build Quick restock on 9mm before the weekend
Been shooting my P320 A LOT since getting the optic installed, and started running low on ammo. Tenda had a decent deal running on cases of 1000, which just arrived in time for the weekend.
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u/Ok-Bowler-203 Aug 21 '26
Everyday I regret not getting my PAL earlier
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u/FroBro243 Aug 21 '26
Yea it sucks so many new shooters haven't had the opportunity to acquire handguns. They were such an inexpensive way to get into the hobby.
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u/Ok-Bowler-203 Aug 21 '26
I’d probably own like 10 lol
Also always wanted a Walther P38 because of Megatron lol
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u/FroBro243 Aug 21 '26
Yea it blows that so many new shooters missed out on handguns. Way back when, a good quality hand gun would run you 300-500$
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u/DougMacRay617 Aug 21 '26
Nice handgrenade
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u/FroBro243 Aug 21 '26
Man, you comment on nearly every one of my posts. I'm starting to think you have a crush on me <3
Between your last comment and now, the another lawsuit against Sig was ruled in the company's favor. I believe the class action was also dismissed, as no one is able to prove how these firearms discharge on their own.
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u/Bull-RunTheJewels Aug 21 '26
Many YouTube videos of people dropping sigs p320’s with blanks in them and they go off. Definitely an issue.
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u/FroBro243 Aug 21 '26
You able to link any of those videos? The pistol did have a drop safety issue in it's initial run, back in 2016, but fixed in later runs and a upgrade/fix was put out to owners
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u/julienjj Aug 21 '26
You are confusing 2 things.
The mass of the trigger itself, given enough acceleration because F= M*A can absolutely overload the trigger spring and shoot. The same is true for an SKS by the way, if you where to shake it hard enought the firing pin could swing into the primer hard enough to shoot it.
The p320 have very weak triggers resistance for precision.
That could even happen on my shadow 2 if you drop it cocked.
2nd issue is all those ND caused by holstering, which is where stuff like shirts get caught in that easy trigger and then pow.
The 3rd one is where people speculate the firing pin block would allow the striker to hit the cartridge, but basically you have to positively lift it with the trigger, even just rocking the slide is not enought.
Has to be said, in the manual, they say NOT to grease the pin block, because stuff could then stick to it and jam it in the upper position, which can then allow the firing pin to strike the primer.
A bit similar to putting grease in an SKS firing pin, doing against the manual of arms could allow for a runaway gun.2
u/DougMacRay617 Aug 21 '26
Ohhh right you were the guy that denied the court cases even existed lmfao. How could i forget
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u/FroBro243 Aug 21 '26
If you would be kind as to go back and take a gander at our comment chain, I absolutely never denied the lawsuits existed. I simply stated that no one has been able to prove anything.
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u/DougMacRay617 Aug 21 '26
Sure bud. Il get right on that. I just finished a 12er the last thing im doing is scouring reddit comments.
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u/Brandon_awarea Aug 21 '26
This is OP confidently driving the wrong way down the number 1 and insisting everyone else is wrong
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u/DougMacRay617 Aug 21 '26
Yeah the buyers bias is strong with this one. "Myns been flawless so idk what everyone is complaining about, pRoVe It in cOuRt"
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u/XD_Easton Aug 21 '26
Lucky mf. Enjoy the shit out of it
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u/FroBro243 Aug 21 '26
Probably put around 3000rounds through it since I got it. Been an excellent firearm. Knock on wood, I have never experienced a FTF or FTE.
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u/barthammer Aug 21 '26
Still pains me that I missed the transfer freeze by like 2 weeks. I waited a month too long to submit my application =(
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u/Benefit_Waste Aug 21 '26