When are people going to forget about the issue Sig had last

>>34883221
What issue?

>>34883221
>When

never

especially since this is #2

#1 was that police department

>>34883221
>Sig claims it's a feature
We will not forget

>>34883221
If they mock you just hold it above your head and stare at them.

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I wish the firearms community would be a little bit more forgiving. A few Gen 1 Glocks exploded and people still talk about it. It's really petty of people.

>>34883221
Those faces say 16, but those butts say 24

>>34883221
You'd be mocked for actually giving someone money for exetershit regardless, relax

>>34883221
Left a best

>>34883294
Sigs explode just as frequently. More people just have glocks. Sigs can explode AND shoot you if you drop them.

>>34883221

>A single model, of a single generation of Glock, chambered in .40 S&W blew up with hot loads due to an unsupported barrel. Glock quickly fixed the problem. Once again, a single model, of a single generation, for a short time, in .40 S&W, with certain hot loads.

Glocks are forever "Glocknades"

>M16 was issued to troops in Vietnam. A lack of chrome lining AND shitty training and myths about how this was the gun of the future and NEVER needed to be cleaned led to rifles seizing up in the Vietnamese jungle. Once again, the very first issues of the M16, in the fucking VIETNAM WAR. These issues were fixed fairly quickly.

But the AR-15 is forever a non-reliable firearm that needs constant babying and the M14 and AK-47 are forever better rifles because muh wood.

Yeah, SIG is forever BTFOd because of the drop fire fiasco. Every single one of their guns will be stained by this failure. It doesn't matter the model or year of manufacture, if you have a SIG around a bunch of fudds it will be "woah, don't drop that now!" or "better put on a lanyard so you don't drop that gun har har har".

Just get used to it.

Its a good thing anon, the firearms industry is one of the only things where reliability is the biggest deal.

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>I don't want to be mocked
Why would you care about what a stranger has to say about you? You're not a politician.

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>>34884050
please don't bully us anymore

>>34884050
Fucking fantastic

>>34883816
What
Nobody thinks that about the ar15 anymore

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>>34883221
>My gun club has a pistol shoot scheduled next month and I don't want to be mocked when I show up with my Sig.
nigga those old dudes are gonna laugh at you.

>>34883246

It is. A Sig demands strength, a manlet who drops his gun should just get an inferior glock, or be shot by his own gun for failing to show respect to precision Exeter engineering.

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>>34884050
top kek

>>34883816
In all fairness, aren't a lot of SA revolvers prone to firing if their hammer gets smacked hard enough?

Reminder SIG has nothing on Taurus

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>>34884277
If you load six rounds in them. Load one, skip one, load 4. Every fudd will know that and make fun of you for not. Never bring up SAA as a comeback.

I'll leave this here: A series 70 style 1911 isn't drop safe without a firing pin block. Nor are most pistols designed before firing pin blocks were a common thing.

>>34884333
I wasn't using it as a comeback, but it was the only thing that I could think of that didn't have a firing pin block (or even that term, which I couldn't think of either). I didn't know that about the chambers though.

Also
>trips of truth

>>34883294
>I wish the firearms community would be a little bit more forgiving.

Hell no. The sooner people start being more forgiving the sooner all gun companies become Remington.