Sig Sauer is facing a federal class action lawsuit in Washington state alleging that its P320 handgun is “defective” and poses safety risks to users. The complaint, filed by Snohomish County resident Patrick Schreiber, highlights multiple incidents of unintended discharges linked to the P320, which is marketed as a military and police-grade firearm.
The lawsuit references 32 other federal cases involving similar claims, including instances where police officers’ duty weapons discharged unexpectedly. Notably, the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission has banned the P320 from training facilities following a near-miss incident at a gun range. Schreiber is seeking unspecified damages under the Washington Consumer Protection Act, raising serious questions about the design and safety of the P320 model.
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