First, there is nothing wrong with you posting this, it is as it should be. Not negative, just the facts with your opinion.

Now with that said, later on you posted that this was the worst time for the pistol to fail... I have to take exception to that... I think it was the absolute best time for it to fail if it was going to... why is pretty obvious.

I'm actually amazed that semi-autos don't break more often.... case hardened steel parts are very brittle and can snap. I once bought a slide lock lever for one of my P226's thinking I could bend it a little so that it stuck out further (yes I know) just for a malfunction test I needed to take... all I did was break it when I tried to bend it.

Agreed, better to fail on the range than when attacked, I didnt take your post to be agressive, sorry if I came off with that response. It's the internet, no sense of facial expressions or inflection / tonality here.

In retrospect I do see one reason why it was not a good time... all the trouble you went through to convince your wife to be prepared and then on the 5th trial shot a pistol that is supposed to be top of the line breaks.... I would be totally pissed. but then I was changing out a trigger on a P226 this weekend (not the first time I've done this) and locked the thing down to where I thought for sure it was going to have to go to Sig. After a day thinking and fretting on it..I decided to challenge myself and I took the entire pistol apart and then learned to put everything back ... and fixed it.

Yes, please let us know what went wrong and what Sig did.

Verdict was broken trigger pin as per sig repair sheet, Sig tested with 147 gr FMJ, sent back. Taking it out tomorrow to test it out again.

I totally understand how you would be irritated by this occurrence. I know I would be as well.

The silver lining: Sigs exceptional CS and the fast turnaround they provided for the repair.

As mentioned in the other post, it will be interesting to know what the failure was.

Happy and safe shooting to both of you!

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Originally posted by sigsecondsflat:
I totally understand how you would be irritated by this occurrence. I know I would be as well.

The silver lining: Sigs exceptional CS and the fast turnaround they provided for the repair.

As mentioned in the other post, it will be interesting to know what the failure was.

Happy and safe shooting to both of you!

It’s in the post above yours.

Would be nice to know how common this might be. The FAST turnaround makes me wonder...

Future recall, Sig "enhancement" coming?

No. SIG will just repair the broken pistols as they're sent in.

There won't be a recall. This is not actively dangerous, unlike the P320 drop safety problem. Note, it may be passively dangerous, in that a gun might fire when needed. I don't think they'd see that as a recall necessitating issue.

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Originally posted by Nev:
Would be nice to know how common this might be. The FAST turnaround makes me wonder...

Future recall, Sig "enhancement" coming?

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Originally posted by King of Useless Knowledge:
Verdict was broken trigger pin as per sig repair sheet, Sig tested with 147 gr FMJ, sent back. Taking it out tomorrow to test it out again.

King, were you able to get out and test the P365?

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Originally posted by King of Useless Knowledge:
Verdict was broken trigger pin as per sig repair sheet, Sig tested with 147 gr FMJ, sent back. Taking it out tomorrow to test it out again.

Hopefully it's good to go for your wife. I hope she's not too discouraged.

I just bought one today and will run some 147gr. through it soon.

250 rounds of Blazer brass 115 grain through it and zero issues. Sig runs like a champ and now the holster hunt begins.

Glad Sig fixed the issue.

What kind of holster are you considering?

I have two holsters for my P365; my front pocket, and a Crossbreed Mini Super-Tuck. The Crossbreed is completely awesome, though I doubt it would be that great of a choice for a female unless she wears jeans all of the time!

I carry my 365 in the front pocket of my cargo shorts with a Sticky brand #5 pocket holster, and on my belt in a Don Hume JIT. I find both to be comfortable, effective, and very reasonable in price.

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Originally posted by King of Useless Knowledge:
250 rounds of Blazer brass 115 grain through it and zero issues. Sig runs like a champ and now the holster hunt begins.

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