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Holy shit!! I just got a X5 DH3 few weeks ago, have not shoot it yet and watching this I dont know now if I want to!! thanks God you did not got injured. Seems like a double charged round if that is possible on a 9mm or at least overcharged; did the ammo company paid for the handgun?

Aren't freedom munition reloads?

By having polymer or striker fired gun , you are cutting corners , go back to basics and get a metal hammer fired pistols .. Accident may still happen , but you are more safer ....

The back of the case blew off? That does sound like bad ammo.

Great Review Keep up the great work! If you could only carry oje which would it be? I am looking to purchase one and have held the CR920- I have nit held the X. AlsoI have a large hand?

And .45 is like getting hit with a fridge

I'll save you ten minutes.....bad ammo caused the malfunction. Ammo manufacturer helped him purchase a new 320 since their ammo caused it. Moral to the story........only buy ammo from a reputable ammo manufacturer.

Just purchased a CR920X a few days ago, headed out next weekend to break it in and shoot. Curious to see how it handles

You Sir are atypically unlucky and seem to always catch it on video designed to catch it… 🤔

Put the slide in a vice & tap with hammer

Well since sig did that...won't be buying sig 320 or 365....good stuff with freedom. Glad you are safe to show us the steps.

I am curious, What weight of ammo where you using/normally use with that pistol? How many shots of what kind of ammo had been fired through the pistol before this? It looks like you were using the 12 pound spring. When I use 115gr P factory ammo with the 12 pound spring, I notice that the recoil of the slide seems to be a lot harder on the takedown leveler, which is right where the frame failed for you. Edit: I normally use the 14 pound recoil spring, and have had zero issues shooting 115gr. It does shoot softer/flatter with the 124-135 gr ammo with the 14 pound spring comparatively. When was the last time it was cleaned and lubed, how often did you do it? Also this reputable ammo source, so you bought factory from the store or did you buy some from a buddy? My apologies if these were answered in the video. I am not trying to say you are at fault in anyway, I am just genuinely curious. Regardless of any of the variables I noted above, it still should not have done that. The way that sig support treated you seems pretty dirty to me. I am glad you weren't hurt, as those failures can be pretty bad!

Glad you’re ok, man

Please give update we are all waiting

Classic kaboom from remamufactured/ reloaded ammo over pressure! (double charge of fast burning powder) 😮

Well shucks since the P320 is the only plastic gun I'm comfortable shooting. I guess I'll just stick with my steel guns. Strikers make me nervous anyway.

What would you have done IF you had LOST YOUR HAND and/or EYES? THAT should be what should have been done! Bag evidence, hire Attorney, then whatever they say, ie IMPARTIAL EVAL/TESTING!!!

FULL CYA by SIG... NEVER EVER EVER send a catastrophic or un-commanded discharged gun back to the mfg...ESPECIALLY SIG SAUER!!! FIRST bag everything and get an ATTORNEY specializing in this!

.4 of a gram is a huge difference. .4 grain would certainly make me question the anmo. That’s a 6.17 grain difference!

Mount it and put it on your mantle with plaque. “I Survived Shooting My Sig.”

Double charge? Hmmm. More likely an out of battery ignition. Wouldn’t be the first one in a P320.

I had a 716i rifle that was beating itself to death. It took me three times of sending it back to sig to three years for them to actually replace it

Well I have a P320 40 caliber and I had to send out to get modified I love the trigger but I will not put one in the chamber and carry it not until they come up with the truth any gun can blow up Glocks are blowing up to there's a lot to do with ammo too😅 I remember when Freedom ammunition came out everybody in UA-cam was using the and then a few UA-camrs have problems with it and now you don't see them using Freedom anymore. I'm not blaming them, but that's something you got to look at. I'm 😅 glad you didn't get hurt

It’s not the gun it’s the user HK’s never failed

Kentucky Ballistics just had an FN in 10mm fall apart after a coupled of shots. It's didn't explode, but the lower front 1/2 of the gun fell off. The trigger guard, rail & light on the rail just fell off in one chunk. He was actually able to keep firing it, but clearly a problem.

Cool tip.

This video is bs...22 is better than 9m cuz muh shot playcmint, and muh cupacitee, and muh modurrn boolitt technology and it's moor cuntrowlable and its cheepur ta shoot with....

Should have had your lawyer send the gun back to Sig.

9mm is cheap is main reason everyone loves it. And 9mm bullet technology has improved but so has .40.. I own several 9mm pistols and.40 I carry a .40 for work and carry a 9 and.40 off work. As a trained shooter the recoil to me is not that much different than a +p 9mm. Both are effective. Training is the key. But for a young new shooter I go to 22L get them accurate and no flinching then move up to whatever. Endless debate but bottom line is your only as good as what your comfortable with and accurate with. Good video

I was shot by a 380 but it didn't knock me down and I was able to keep going. That let me know that you definitely want something bigger for a round if you want something to take someone down. The 9mm does hold more rounds, and that is good, but still you want that knock down power.

Just don’t buy the 320. It’s a copy of a hammer fired gun, converted to be striker fire. Bore axis is terrible. Literally every other striker fire gun on the market is a better option.

Totally staged

One shot center mass, Bet that trooper didn't use a 9mm ua-cam.com/video/pPNO4KdW6NA/v-deo.htmlsi=YY6hcviaH6R6Pi1p

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I think it would've been more interesting, or at least more numerically satisfying if the whole 38/44 dichotomy from revolvers carried over to autoloaders. But only if they were made to be true .38 and .44 caliber projectiles, respectively, since "38" meant a .357 caliber projectile for revolvers. As long as case lengths were 22-23mm for the 38 and 24-26mm for the 44, with a standard case thickness like 460 Rowland, there would never have to be another middle ground between those made, nor any shortenings or lengthenings for more or less power. Anything smaller would be reserved for SNS-type pistols, though there still might've been a necked-down wild cat (38 to 32 and 44 to 38, respectively) for either so the velocity lovers could have their cake and eat it, too. Guess that's my 'tism rant for the day, seeya. Gonna go buy a 40, now.

Sig 320 and crappy ammunition is a perfect storm.

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Man am I bumming about major slide locks to what looks like a great gun.But that is a big negative that I can not buy a gun like that with so many great sub compact edc;s out in 2024 that have been around a long time.Crossroads of the West in Tucson this weekend I'll be checking out alot of great pistols cr920 also. thanks for the heads up Tim

I also was not a fan of the stopbox when I tried it, but you are opening it wrong. The manufacturers instructions are you have to keep the rubber feet on the bottom on a flat clean surface and press down on the mechanism. You can get it one hand on a table everytime. Coming at an angle with it moving around is impossible. The plastics aren’t great.

Maybe Sig isn't to blame, but it seems when bad things happen around a gun, Sig is usually the gun around at the time. NO THANK YOU! I'll stick with my H&K's!

Count your shots. That click will make you run until you puke. Academy days (yes we carried revolvers then)

Well it would make sense that the slide stop was out of spec where the follower would trip it or the mag itself prematurely and too stiff of a recoil spring assembly could cause a lighter slide to not cycle correctly and inducing stove pipes and or not allowing the extractor to pull the fired casing out of the chamber so it hits the ejector before the slide returns to battery. Thank you for the follow up video.

ua-cam.com/video/1uHzO9D5JCs/v-deo.htmlsi=dB0Sr1NEz9QGZxgv After watching this video I sold my girly G19 and bought a G23

you know i think you know that you know is your favorite thing to say you know im just saying you know but i appreciate this type of videos you know and maybe you know dont feed a 1500 gun 20 cent ammo you know coz those remanufactured ammo have no quality control you mnow coz you know its gonna cost you a gun and possibly you know your health im glad youre safe you know coz you know im glad ur ok you know oh and i subbed you know

They don’t want to return evidence 😏

Glad you didnt lose a finger or an eye. I think I would start reloading, just so I could control how hot my target rounds are. If you shoot alot of pistol rounds you can dial them down pretty far which takes any kind of kaboom out of the equation. Of course you can still shoot hollow points and carry +p+ personal defense ammo. The only other thing I thought of...could the 7th round have been a squib with the bullet sticking in the barrel? Im sure your aware that Sig and Freedom have both had some issues, so maybe it was just your day? Glad you are ok.

Exactly why I don't buy plastic guns

I have one, they don't eat 115 gr very well. I got rid of mine.

Sig do not own that weapon. If they refuse to repatriate it to you it is theft.