is the sig m17 a good pistol?
i heard that it performed better at the trials than the glock but i also heard that it could fire when dropped or when hit on the back and it has a tendency to eject two rounds one of them unfired. whats your opinion Jow Forums
Is the sig m17 a good pistol?
Joshua Rogers
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Jaxon Rivera
They fixed the drop fire issue real fast. Sig is on par with HK and actually fights for 2A freedoms. They gave us the Sig Brace.
I have fired the compact and enjoyed it. I'm going to get a Sig P320 RX as a designated suppressor host. They really fire smooth. Also the serialized part is the trigger housing which allows it to be swapped out and put into different frames and slides.
Chase Bennett
I think the P320 is a great pistol. I’ve had a few and shoot them really well. Never had any issues with them. I like them better than Glock but not as much as HK when it comes to preference.
Bentley Sullivan
that sounds great but did they fix the double eject issue?
Jaxon Harris
Army guns never had the drop isssue
Luis Phillips
They did
Nolan Miller
can someone give me a quick rundown on why the m17 won the contract? i heard its because they were the only ones to show up with an actual modular handgun.
Parker Sanchez
The trigger used in Army guns never had the issue.
Mason Edwards
the only other competitor was glock but i'd say the glock is heckin modular. but the cospiracy theorists say that the sig won bc of polititcs and not bc it was the better pistol. this is reinforced by the problems it had shortly after it was adopted which shows that they didn't test it properly which in turn could mean some kind of bias i guess?
Austin Watson
They performed on par with the Glock while costing ~$100 less per gun.
Jacob Taylor
strange i heard it did malfunction on the army guns. i'll have to look that one up
Levi Perez
>this is reinforced by the problems it had shortly after it was adopted
soldiers thumbing the slide release because they aren't being taught a proper grip is not an issue with the pistol
Adam Allen
i'm not sure if sig payed for fixing the guns or if the army had to pay but if the latter one is true i'd say glock would have been cheaper
Blake Parker
i military adopted gun shouldn't have a problem like this even if they thumb it
Camden Murphy
Neither Sig or the Army had to pay to fix the M17, it never had the drop safety issue.
Jace James
No pistol will lock back on an empty mag if you are holding down the slide release.
Jordan Campbell
no shit? i thought you meant using the slide release over and over instead of pulling the slide back
Lucas Williams
just search for "army has problems with m17"
you'll see the truth siggie
Jayden Adams
Notice how you couldn't specify an issue that Sig or the Army had to pay to fix.
Wyatt Smith
I've shot at least 25k rounds through one of the full 320s. I've never seen this happen.
Jaxon Wilson
I like Sig and all, but stop lying to yourself. You’re no better than a Glocktard.
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Blake Barnes
Ptes. Downie and Brownie here are on the case, nothing to worry about.
Tyler Cook
it lists the issues in every fucking article you sig fan boy i just thought that you had the mental capacity to look it up yourself. it specifically states the issue with the gun firing when dropped
Logan Long
Is Downie also Brownie? She looks a little bit fucked to be honest
Thomas Clark
Chris Bartocci has a good video on this
Aiden Lopez
>Sig is on par with HK
you mean bankrupt with a history of corporate malfeasance?
Nolan Rivera
>heckin modular
modular in this case refers to the removable fire control module, which is the serial numbered part of the gun inside the frame. it can be removed and put into any other frame legally, no paperwork required. glock does not make pistols like this, so they basically didn't meet the requirements of the program.
the army wanted it for logistical reasons. while being able to switch frames and calibers at will is nice, more importantly it's the only a-class store part of the firearm. everything else can literally be thrown in the trash if it gets damaged/worn out. previously if the frame was damaged you had to discard it and go through all the bullshit of discarding the weapon, because it was the 'weapon'. now you just get another frame off the shelf and swap over. makes things really easy for logistics.
Austin Edwards
I like it, as well as the 320s. The Glock guys are pretty upset about them, though.
Elijah Walker
>DAT HIGH BORE AXIS
SIG is shit for more reasons than one. Also, look into how P320 melts around the frame.
Gavin Garcia
is she retarded? god damn that look.
>buttmad boomer yells at clouds
every video of his is the same.
Lincoln Jenkins
they had the same trigger with the same weight as the Pre-recall 320s. Without the manual safety engaged the trigger can still swing due to inertia. The only ones without the issue had the flat bow trigger that weighed less and wouldn't engage.