"Glock Leg" Is Sooo Last Year...

[Tenzing_Norgay]

I give you "Sig Leg":

https://www.wflx.com/2023/12/05/indian- ... not-fixed/

https://www.wflx.com/2023/12/04/indian- ... puty-hurt/

They're switching to the FN509:

[TACC]

They should have switched to the 509 MRD, so they could at least put a RDS on it once it gets authorized

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[Deputydave]

I give you "Sig Leg":

https://www.wflx.com/2023/12/05/indian- ... not-fixed/

https://www.wflx.com/2023/12/04/indian- ... puty-hurt/

They're switching to the FN509:

It's a training issue, not a pistol issue. This same agency switched from Glocks back in 2017 after a Deputy had an uncommanded discharge with his issued Glock. They should be concentrating on teaching better weapon handling discipline rather than switching duty guns every few years.

[lighteye]

Yeah, but when you have access to taxpayer money with no common sense applied, might as well burn it up. What do I win?

[Deputydave]

I thought I had replied to this thread already?

Anyway, it is a training issue with their Officers, not an issue with the P320. They had a similar discharge back in (IIRC) 2017 with Glock and switched away from Glock at that time rather than address the training issue. Constantly changing issued weapons when a problem comes up isn't a sound strategy.

So far Sig is batting 1000 on the P320 and the 'gun went off by itself' crowd is striking out i.e. Officers disciplined and/or terminated for mishandling their pistol and/or lying about it under investigation.

[jr81452]

"which will cost about $136,000 for 370 guns and holsters"
I just want to know where I can pick up an FN509 and positive retention holster for $367.57?

[TACC]

I did the math on that also, ain't happening in the civilian world

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