No wonder I no longer own a single U.S. made Sig firearm...



Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:37 Which Sig had the hardest development process?
4:32 Which gun is Sig the proudest of, and why?
5:45 Will Sig ever re-release the 550-Series of rifles?
6:39 What happened to Sig Germany?
11:26 Is a German Sig better than a US-made Sig?
13:19 Why was the 8" Sig MPX discontinued?
13:29 Is the MCX Spear coming to the civilian market?
14:05 Where are the MPX caliber conversions?
16:00 Will there be a 10mm MPX?
16:38 WIll there be a 10mm Sig P320?
16:51 Explain the problems with the early P365 models? Is it fixed?
19:46 Will the P365 be released with a standard M1913-STD "Picatinny" rail?
20:23 Are more versions of the P365 on the way?
20:33 Will the P365 be introduced in new calibers? What about 10mm?
20:46 Explain the rationale behind Sig optics mounting patterns on pistols?
21:33 Will there be an optics-ready P226, P220, P228, P229 etc.?
22:33 Will the Sig P210 be introduced in different calibers?
22:45 Will Sig continue to support California-compliant guns?
23:11 When are Sig's new 3D printed titanium cans coming out?
23:34 Will Sig make any more ban-state friendly rifles?
24:00 Will Sig ever make a "value" line of guns that are more affordable?
24:10 Was the M400 rifle discontinued?
24:50 Is James allowed to wear shorts at Sig?
25:45 Why are MPX mags so expensive?!

Not impressed by Tom’s answers, particularly those pertaining to Sig’s vaporware MPX kits. I noticed during the intro he started making excuses for lack of product line support, quality, etc. before the questions even started.

James Reeves, the TFB interviewer, is a family friend of ours. He and his wife are practicing attorneys. His TFBTV channel on Youtube is a fun and successful sideline for him.

Jib-Jab, as it was posted and discussed months ago.

https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...0601935/m/4460093374

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Originally posted by cne32507:
James Reeves, the TFB interviewer, is a family friend of ours. He and his wife are practicing attorneys. His TFBTV channel on Youtube is a fun and successful sideline for him.

He is also a member of the forum, although he rarely posts now.