The Sig P320 has a dark cloud hanging over its head regarding safety that you can`t ignore. For that reason alone, I`d never own one. Way too many great pistols to choose from that do not have safety concerns. I prefer my semi-automatic pistols to have at least one level of safety. A trigger safety, manual safety, or grip safety. I grew up carrying revolvers like most of us older guys did. Bought my first semi auto in 2011and I just prefer more levels of safety than none at all like my grandsons Sig P 365. At the end of the day though, it`s all about personal preference and proficiency of the individual operating the firearm, but gun safety should always be the most important aspect of operating any forearm.

I wouldn’t own one, I do like the P365. Garand Thumb did a pistol drop test from 5’ onto concrete and the P320 passed, the only guns to fail were 1911s and a few cheap guns.

I own both striker fired in S&W Sig Sauer, Beretta
1911 in Kimber, Sig Sauer, Ruger
I have never had a problem with any of them
I buy striker fire with safety on them

Striker & double action are for gays

SP 2022 DA w/ decocker. Nice pistol

So.....How many do you own then.

Probably a BUTT load

I had 7 but I turned them in during one of Obamas buy-backs. I don’t need them…it’s not like I live in Arlington

Big Sig fan. Own an older hammer-fired, de-cocking P220 .45 cal I bought new in 1990, and a modern striker-fired P365 9mm. Both have never failed me and shoot extremely well. I'm personally not a fan of safeties in a carry gun. To each his own. A quote from Pat Goff: "It's not the arrow - it's the Indian". Cheers.

I too have a 1990 P220 (9mm version )

If you are a 320 owner you need to do some easy research on the guns going off by themselves in the holster. The. 320’s are being dumped and banned by many law enforcement agencies. There is a lot of video evidence out there. It is not a safe gun

I think anyone not living under a rock is aware of this. It’s odd the times it has happened as many other testing have shown it to be fine.

I think many are aware of the first go around that caused them to have to replace fcg for free that was exposed during a dropped gun. I don’t think average joe has any idea about them going off in leo holsters and more