Sample of one, but I probably have 75k rounds through one with zero malfunctions. I have probably 25k through a 19x with only a couple of malfunctions. Each has some advantages, and both are good pistols, but IMO the sig is a good bit better than the glock. In real life situations, the difference is less than zero.
A person has a better chance of dying from COVID than being (Intentionally) killed by a soldier with an M17.
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I think the slide is too tall, which gives the Glock its major advantage which is that it is a flatter shooter. The triggers on the ones I have tried are universally good, though most have the Gray Guns trigger. Generally, as far as striker triggers go, I think the group that has a more fully cocked striker and auto trigger return, like the VP9, 320 and Walther, are better feeling, and in the long run a better trigger design. In the other group, only Steyr has really made one that avoids all of the pitfalls of the weird takeup, rock hard wall, creep, then break. It was a 1.0 system, and kind of ingenious at the time, but should probably die now.
Are you as dumb in real life as you are on the internet?
Its possible depending on the contract and audit requirements either through the sponsor agency or DCMA.
I have never fired a new handgun that did not have an issue in the first 500 rounds. Every one including my Glocks have had at least one malfunction in the first 500, usually the first 150. Why would you judge a brand new gun on a simple malfunction when it isn't broken in yet?
Barret is a US company , AI is not.
These weren’t your standard failures. They were being pulled from the line because they became inoperable. It wasn’t a case of “oh let me just tap/rack/bang” or “strip and rip” they were deadlined and put in a box for the armorer. Some were failing to fire every other round. Even at the end of the second day and over 500rds on some, they were still being pulled for failures.
