I blame the Army for this one too.
They had these companies rush production with silly, minute requirements which sacrificed reliability and safety for marginal benefits.
Instead of wasting time and money, they should've just picked some polymer striker on the market and ran with it.
They had these companies rush production with silly, minute requirements which sacrificed reliability and safety for marginal benefits.
Instead of wasting time and money, they should've just picked some polymer striker on the market and ran with it.
I just read on a website about testing of the P365. Apparently Sig has upped the drop testing to be quite a bit more intense than for the P320.
This gives me a better feeling about the P365. I still need to hold one, to see how it feels.
This gives me a better feeling about the P365. I still need to hold one, to see how it feels.