birb_cromble
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The plastic grips and triggers[2] for the P250 may be dirt-cheap to make on a per-unit basis, but the moulds for that plastic are incredibly expensive
How do smaller companies like Wilson combat make aftermarket grips at a profit? Are they using a different manufacturing technology, charging more, or riding on the original SIG R&D?
I address that in the original post. He shoves a screw into the trigger assembly. I don't consider that no reason, but I could entertain the notion that it is indicative of a deficient design.
Doesn't the service variant have a manual safety?
If somebody can show me a set of manipulations that can set off the primer without touching the trigger, SIG should face criminal charges.
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Specifically, the funniest bit of the lawsuits is that HK preemptively filed a lawsuit claiming that the DOD chose Glock without properly considering the other submissions.
After SIG was selected, they quietly withdrew the suit.
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