Still, it’s incumbent on us to follow up our reviews with some of the reported problems and legal actions affecting the P320. But we bought two over-the-counter handguns and simply didn’t have a problem with them. If our team had experienced a safety problem with a test firearm like what’s been reported, we would have given the P320 an F or failing grade - and we would have unequivocally told our readers not to buy it.
In the November 2016 issue, we tested a different version, the SIG Sauer P320 Carry 320CA-9-BSS, which earned an A grade. Many of our readers have told us they won’t buy ‘B’-rated guns, especially when there was another handgun in the test - a Heckler & Koch VP9 9mm Luger - which earned a Grade A rating and was Our Pick. We gave it a Grade B rating in our first report on it in 2015. A steel rod now holds her femur in place.Īt Gun Tests, our shooters have had no problems with the P320 in terms of reliability and had no malfunctions with it. Deputy Vadnais, a seven-year veteran of the force, still has shrapnel and bone fragments embedded in her leg. The round shattered the deputy’s femur in several places and caused “massive blood loss and other internal injuries,” according to the suit. “At no time during this incident did she touch the trigger, which at all times was inside and covered by a SIG-manufactured holster,” the lawsuit reads. 7, “… when 37-year-old Loudoun County Deputy Marcie Vadnais went to the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy to attend a general instructor course.” The Times-Mirror further reported, “In accordance with academy policy, Deputy Vadnais began removing her firearm from her belt when she arrived.” According to the lawsuit, as she fed the belt through the holster’s first tooth, her SIG Sauer P320 somehow “fired one nine millimeter bullet, which hit her in the upper right thigh.” According to the newspaper’s account, the incident occurred this year on Feb. Most recently, the Loudoun Times-Mirror website is reporting that a Loudoun County (Virginia) deputy has filed a lawsuit against SIG Sauer alleging that her fully-holstered P320 duty weapon discharged and sent a bullet into her leg. We recently published a news item that updates our readers on legal troubles the SIG Sauer P320 is encountering.
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