Hello,
I am new to the forum and would like to ask a question...
I recently purchased a new P320C 45. BSS MS. Went to the range, new toy in hand with a couple of hundred rounds on Winchester 230g ball ready to enjoy the afternoon. On round 92 failure to go into battery. Eject the round, go to rack the slide and there is no tension. A littlte investigation revealed the recoil spring guide rod assy protruding through the front of the slide. Talked to Sig, and decided to take back to my FFL for resolution. Been waiting over a week for the new guide rod assembly to be shipped. Out of stock...Hmm
Cleaned the weapon prior to heading to the range, nothing obviously unusual. After round 50 disassembled just to inspect for anything odd, nothing. And then on round 92...
Any thoughts or comments?
By the way, it shot quite well. I am a 1911 fan, but this P320 won me over quickly.
Disappointed would be an understatement.
Lots of speculation about what might have caused this to happen, over bore in slide, non-spec guide rod assy etc.
Anyone experience a failure like this? Been around a minute and never seen anything like this happen.

Pictures?

I do have a couple of pictures. Been all over and can't figure out how to load them...

Someone else recently posted about the same thing occurring with, IIRC, a Legion 226. You dealer is an option, but Sig is very timely with making things right. In future, sending the gun directly to Sig (they will email you a free shipping label) should resolve problems quickly.
Welcome aboard!

Thank you YooperSigs, I talked to the factory. If I understood them correctly I had to sign for the package during delivery(understandably). Since I work and delivery usually gives a three hour delivery window, thought it might be better to let the dealer take care of it. When the dealer talked to sig they decided to try the guide rod route first. I see this dragging out. Frustrating at best.