Rumors have circled the firearms community for years that the Sig Sauer P320 pistol may possess a manufacturing defect that allows the gun, under some circumstances, to experience an uncommanded discharge—an unintentional firing of a bullet—that would rather obviously create a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury. 

Recently a US airman is reported to have died when precisely such an uncommanded discharge occurred, with the unintentionally fired round striking the airman in the chest, with fatal results.   Following this incident a large number of law enforcement agencies as well as civilian training institutions have banned the use of the Sig 320 pistols, of any variation, from use. 

One obvious reason that folks are banning these pistols is out of concern that their use could result in death or serious bodily injury to an innocent person—and surely none of us want something like that to occur.

But there’s a secondary, though still serious, risk that must be considered in evaluating whether the 320 platform should be permitted to be used—and that is the legal liability that’s assumed by any department or training institution that fails to ban the platform. 

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