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That’s just like, your opinion manFirst rule of buying a Sig.....
If it was not built in CHE, Germany or West Germany.....its a piece of shit and stay away.
Some People are just now learning what we have known for decades.
Many will not.
Luckily for SigUSA and other trash gun manufactures, there is no shortage of dumbies to line up and buy their substandard overpriced crap. Kel tec makes better guns at a fraction of the cost.
Anyone heard back from sig? I wanted something similar to the fix but considering its garbage and Kevin is a complete douche I just couldn't do it. Then the rifle comes out that he ripped off and turns out its not looking so well either lol. Hoping they "fix" the issue soon but haven't heard of anyone getting their gun into them and anyone getting it back.
They rush stuff to market without testing stuff properly. Not the first time.Man, Sig USA. can’t put out a firearm without a recall quickly following
Only Sig I would consider would be Swiss or German built. Sig USA has such a poor track record at this point I couldn’t care less what they offer.Can't say I'm shocked. Every Sig rifle I own has been back for build issues or been recalled. I finally just stopped.
That said I wouldn't hesitate to buy or recommend their US-built classic line pistols or post-recall P320s. No issues with any of that.
long story short i have had a few sports cars over the years
one was kind of special/rare when it came out (2014 if i rmember)
the ipad/radio fucking sucked, i actually used to punch it while in traffic
my daughter would laugh at me
they did their testing etc, but they only make about 1000 cars a year as a whole
there is only so much testing you can do or budget for before a new part is cheaper to install
by the way then never got it corrected ... 2 replacements (3 total)
Same country little faster...English and their shit electronics.Lotus?
LOLOLOL
Same country little faster...English and their shit electronics.
at least it wasn’t 6volt lol
Not the 5th time either, maybe the 10th if you only consider the last 5 yearsThey rush stuff to market without testing stuff properly. Not the first time.
By then they discontinue it and on to the next thing you get to Beta test.When it comes to Sig USA, you wait a year and a half before you buy something. The first year is to make sure there isn't an issue, the six months after is to make sure they didn't make a Gen2.
The reason Sig does this is morons keep buying their junk. STOP BUYING JUNK.
They rush stuff to market without testing stuff properly. Not the first time.
I've got a Cross because there are so few other choices for lightweight hunting rifles not based on the R700 architecture, and none of them are particularly spectacular (there are plenty of complaints to be found about Q and Christensen).
What the hell? If you look at their facebook page, there are tons of cross owners complaining on almost every post, with NO response from SIG. I have a Pdog hunt coming up in June and was going to bring my Cross as a secondary rifle.WOW, I called Sig Sauer today to get an update on the Cross recall and had a BAD EXPERIENCE! I filled out the recall info (entered my serial # and contact info) and this was last week of November 2020. It's been over 2 months with NO info from Sig Sauer at all. So, I decided to call today and spoke to a "customer service rep" who was completely unprofessional and had an attitude. Basically couldn't tell me any info when I asked questions like "have they figured out the problem yet"?, etc....I wasn't expecting a piss poor attitude. Sig Sauer, I will never, ever buy another product from you again. I'm done and gonna just sell my Cross and never look back. There's plenty of great companies out there to take my hard earned money.
I was watching prices on GB for the cross. Maybe around 10/20 they were roughly 1600-1700. Not much more then what you would buy them for at your LGS. 4ish weeks post recall I looked on GB again and they were going for north of 1800 easy.are there people actually still buying Cross's being under recall? If I went to sell it I would make sure that the person knew there is a safety recall first. I just thought that it would deter most everyone.
Uh...ya, practice fundamental gun safety and it’s a non issue. Been shooting mine this whole time. So ya, sending it back for a week is a not a big deal.brazz04 - wait a week? It's been 2+ months now we can't use our rifles. Meanwhile....SIG just finished up their $$$$$$$$$ contract with the government. They should make a better effort to take care of their customers. I seriously doubt I'll buy a Sig again now. Just too many other good options out there.
NO, My buddy purchased one from a store and went to get the background check done (then they had the recall) and the store gave him his money back. I have seen NO Sig Cross rifles for sale (new) in stores anywhere since the recall.are there people actually still buying Cross's being under recall? If I went to sell it I would make sure that the person knew there is a safety recall first. I just thought that it would deter most everyone.
Its NOT a week bro. I haven't used the rifle since the recall back in Nov 2020. I literally just got my email that Sig is sending a package for my rifle and turn around time is another 2-4 weeks. SO thats approx. 4 months I will not be using the rifle.Uh...ya, practice fundamental gun safety and it’s a non issue. Been shooting mine this whole time. So ya, sending it back for a week is a not a big deal.
Their email states turn around time is 2-4 weeks now? I have yet to get my notification of package tracking. Their first email stated 5-7 days for turn around.Its NOT a week bro. I haven't used the rifle since the recall back in Nov 2020. I literally just got my email that Sig is sending a package for my rifle and turn around time is another 2-4 weeks. SO thats approx. 4 months I will not be using the rifle.
I was referring to private sales, mostly on gunbroker.NO, My buddy purchased one from a store and went to get the background check done (then they had the recall) and the store gave him his money back. I have seen NO Sig Cross rifles for sale (new) in stores anywhere since the recall.
ok, that seems to have dried up also. I think I saw one Cross for sale on GB, 5 months ago there were like 20+ for sale. I was considering selling mine also, but dont want the "liability" if someone purchased it and had an incident.I was referring to private sales, mostly on gunbroker.
You do realize that IF an accident happens you are the one liable and not Sig Sauer because they issued a recall, right? To each his own, but I got too much to lose over an accident. I'm pretty careful, but accidents happen so I havent been using mine.Meh, hasn't stopped me from using the rifle. A single documented issue when a guy was intentionally trying to break the rifle does not concern me.
The 2-4 weeks is new, but I like the rifle a lot so sending it back for that time is also not a concern. I always enjoy seeing how much people work themselves up over these things. It's as though people look for opportunities to cry online. I just went through all this shitty weather in texas and had no power for 8 days. A short recall on a rifle in comparison is not the end of the world.
To quote all the Vortex haters, the best customer service/warranty is the one you never need to use. Honestly my biggest issue with them as of late, is a lack of parts, and the expense of parts. It was months before I could get a replacement bolt for my MPX. If you want a spare MPX recoil assembly, you have to buy it with the carrier and bolt for $400, want an upper receiver, that's $500, want a spare barrel that will cost more than a new JP 6.5 Supermatch barrel with a headspaced bolt and a Sig barrel is no JP.
Sig does release products quickly, and the faster you release products the more likely you are to have issues. There's also the fact that Sig frequently makes significant changes from their early prototypes that you see compared to what ends up being production. Which is good and bad, it's good to make changes to your initial design based on prototype feedback and Sig seems pretty good at this. Where they seem to fail is then re-testing the changes before release. Also usually prototypes are usually all made in house with custom parts and high attention to detail, perhaps Sig is just not testing the production models enough before release. This is an inherent "problem" with all prototype work, there's a balance between fast and reliable product development, release too fast after a change you run the risk of the change being a problem, test too much and it simply costs too much.
The 320 Legion was that way. Pre-production samples had a visible "moving" chamber indicator like the M17/18, however when it hit the market for some reason all they had was the slot for it left in the barrel for the indicator, but eliminated the chamber indicator itself which promptly ported chamber blow by right into optic lenses.
You can see a "first look" review image here that shows the M17/18 style chamber indicator on a 320 Legion.
First Sig blamed the Leopold Delta Pro's for the issue saying it's lens was too exposed and refused to do anything, before their new optic was released, but it was also a problem for the new romeo too. After lots of unhappy people have blowby streaks on their optics Sig has to replace barrels for ones without a big slot in the barrel hood for existing customers and updated the barrel design to be solid. Current production models have no trace of any slot/hole anymore. It's hard to imagine any sort of significant testing with an optic in that configuration would not have exposed the issue. So either Sig didn't test it significantly after the change, or they hoped nobody would notice the issue.
At the end of the day though as long as everyone lines up to pay their prices and be beta testers, can't blame Sig for laughing all the way to the bank.