Fixed it for you
Sig365
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Fixed it for you
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Who the hell cares what these trolls think, I mean really.
Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
I don't really need one, but when I get some spare cash, the P365 is at the top of the list.
Robin
Robin
Ok, I don't see anything on Sig's website about any recall on the 365 (only on a 2 stage trigger on some rifles). I do know that the shop I work in has delivered over 1000 (one thousand) of them and I am not aware of ANY of them having a problem. We have a range in-store so a good portion of them are shot here. We do have a back order situation currently, but that is lessening by the day.
Having said that, I'm in when we have extra stock on hand. In the meantime I carry a G43.
Having said that, I'm in when we have extra stock on hand. In the meantime I carry a G43.
Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
But, But, there are tons of, of, of, well, bullshit that says there is tons of it. propagation X's zero+ propagation, the first law of bullshit.
Robin
Robin
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Real life experience by real owners of these guns, not some “I read it on the internet” gobbledegook.
My initial info on problems is when they occurred in "beta" testing, before actual shipping to stores. Possibly some my have had issues, but now, months into deliveries the upgrades are more like options (X ray night sights). I believe that Sig actually does running changes to address issues. But still have not seen a recall . . .
fartgamer
.223 Rem
This is my first Sig, I was never a fanboy or spokesperson for Sig, but I know a winner when I see it. This gun is it.
Now if they can make a 45........
Now if they can make a 45........
Wraith
.45 acp
Why are we feeding the trolls?
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Good question.
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
Not trying to be a jerk or start an arguement(man this post went sideways fast), but that recall link is about the riffles not the 365.
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
All I know is I really like the feel and the size of the gun. I’m surely considering one. I’m not 100% sold on the mag release and the additional mag prices suck. $40-$45 for a mag is ridiculous.
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Rifle . . . ?
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Trolls need to eat too. And if pointing out problems is trolling then what does that make those that ignore those problems?
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Don’t feed the troll(s).
Hmm I thought I saw one that looked just like the one I posted but for the P365 but I cant find it. I guess I am loosing it
$40-45 is if you buy from sig. I have found them closer to $30 which is still expensive. All of my Sig and CZ mags are not cheap.
I posted this a while back when the SIG bashers came along.
Here is a history of Glock issues through the years.
1990 Upgrade Glock Model 19, 9mm Luger caliber, requires an upgrade for the following serial numbers: AN, BP, BR, BV, BW, BX, DL, DM, DN, DP, DR, DS, DT, DV, DW, DX, DY, DZ These pistols may have the potential of the action to malfunction as follows: 1. The slide locking back on a full magazine. 2. Failure to lock into battery because the barrel lug drags on the slide lock. 3. The magazine follower tips or sticks in the magazine tube. 1992, 6 part Upgrade GLOCK, INC. Technical Bulletin #920403
April 1, 1992 Glock, Inc. announces a production change of the firing pin safety system. This new firing pin safety system has been installed in all production Glock pistols since November, 1991. A voluntary upgrade is being offered to maintain the Glock tradition of ensuring that all of our pistols are up to the latest standards in 21st century Glock technology. Most importantly, the components of the new firing pin safety system are not interchangeable with the components of the old system and Glock will always strive towards maintaining this feature of interchangeably while working to ensure future interchangeably. The upgraded firing pin safety system consists of: the firing pin, firing pin safety, the extractor, the spring loaded bearing and the trigger bar. The upgraded system is applicable only to Glock pistols with the following serial number ranges : Glock 17 - alpha prefix AA - WF Glock 21 - alpha prefixes through XL Glock 19 - alpha prefixes through WJ Glock 22 - alpha prefixes through YA Glock 20 - alpha prefixes through WW Glock 23 - alpha prefixes through SK The upgraded firing pin safety has a new surface finish making it nearly 100% saltwater corrosion resistant. Also, after rigorous and extensive testing, the new system proves to be more durable and has a longer useful life. Here, as always, Glock is working toward maintaning its standard of perfection.
1993, G19 Upgrade Glock Model 19, 9mm Luger caliber, requires an upgrade for all pistols. These pistols have the potential for an UNINTENTIONAL DISCHARGE of a cartridge with the action open. The Glock model 19 pistol slide has a bottom protrusion, whose function is to push cartridges from the top of the magazine into the chamber. When the pistol is jammed in a double feed situation, the slide protrusion can come in contact with the primer of the jammed cartridge and cause UNINTENTIONAL DISCHARGE while the action is open.
2000, G26/27 Recoil spring upgrade Glock Model 26, 9mm caliber, serial numbers DGU, DHR DKU. Glock Model 27, .40S&W caliber, serial numbers DGD, DGV, DHS, DHT, DKV, DKW, DKX. Mr. Don Bulver, warranty department of Glock, Inc., indicated the recoil springs produced before September 1999 may shear off on some of these pistols due to over hardness of the support tube. Replacement springs will be distinguished by a vertical mark from the center on the front polymer portion of outer ring of the guide rod assembly, which will appear to be a mold line.
2002 Frame Upgrade – Rear slide rail The GLOCK Corporation has identified a problem with a very small percentage of GLOCK pistols produced between September of 2001 and May of 2002. The specific problem that has been identified is the potential of breaking a rear frame rail in pistols manufactured during this time period. Within the specific range the breakage rate has been less than 0.0188%. So, while the actual percentage of rails reported broken is within any accepted manufacturing tolerance, it is not an acceptable situation to the GLOCK Corporation. It is also important to note that under most conditions GLOCK pistols will continue to function with three rails. A routine maintenance check after each time the pistol has been taken out and used would immediately indicate if there is a problem. We are, therefore, concerned that a limited number of customers will not get the product we have promised them and what we have always delivered, the very best pistol on the market, in short, a GLOCK. For these reasons, we have made the decision that in the interest of customer service, replacement frames will be offered to anyone who has a firearm in this range and decides to take advantage of this offer. The replacement frames will have identical serial numbers to our customer's original firearm except the numeral 1 will be added as a prefix. If you believe your firearm is within this range, please call 1-866-225-4098 to take advantage of the ultimate in customer service. Nothing less than the best for our customers is acceptable to GLOCK and, as always, we will continue to work towards Perfection. It appears that only serial numbers starting with "E", "GSSF", or "USA" (American Hero’s Commemoratives) are affected. In general, the chronological serial number set that has the prefix letters of "EKA" through "EVR" inclusive appear to be the affected Glocks, regardless of caliber. Three letters precede three numbers on a plate forward of the trigger guard on the underside of the polymer frame. However, some aberrations to this generalization have been reported by GTers. Reports are that the affected Glocks were manufactured from September 2001 to May 2002. So if you bought (or won a GSSF Glock) an "E" or "USA" series Glock in September of 2001 up until the present day, you might have an affected Glock. Unfortunately, Glock has not published a list. Hope this helps, but again, if you are responsible enough to own a gun and can read this, you are smart enough to check for yourself by calling Glock.
August 8, 2005 - The Glock G36 issue Glock prides itself in the quality of its pistol and the quality of its manufacturing process. Despite our high standards, however, it has recently come to our attention through our quality testing efforts that a limited number of Glock Model 36 pistols may have an abnormality that could possibly interfere with the operation of the Glock trigger safety. The affected pistols require a simple but necessary modification to ensure the trigger safety operates as intended. IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE SAFE OPERATION OF YOUR GLOCK 36 THAT THIS MODIFICATION BE MADE AT GLOCK'S U.S. HEADQUARTERS IN SMYRNA, GA. If you possess a Glock Model 36 with a serial number in the ranges below PLEASE IMMEDIATELY UNLOAD THE FIREARM AND CLEAR THE CHAMBER. Deliver the pistol to : 1. A UPS Hub (not a store) 2. The place of business where you purchased the firearm of a dealer in your area with a daily UPS pick up
Here is a history of Glock issues through the years.
1990 Upgrade Glock Model 19, 9mm Luger caliber, requires an upgrade for the following serial numbers: AN, BP, BR, BV, BW, BX, DL, DM, DN, DP, DR, DS, DT, DV, DW, DX, DY, DZ These pistols may have the potential of the action to malfunction as follows: 1. The slide locking back on a full magazine. 2. Failure to lock into battery because the barrel lug drags on the slide lock. 3. The magazine follower tips or sticks in the magazine tube. 1992, 6 part Upgrade GLOCK, INC. Technical Bulletin #920403
April 1, 1992 Glock, Inc. announces a production change of the firing pin safety system. This new firing pin safety system has been installed in all production Glock pistols since November, 1991. A voluntary upgrade is being offered to maintain the Glock tradition of ensuring that all of our pistols are up to the latest standards in 21st century Glock technology. Most importantly, the components of the new firing pin safety system are not interchangeable with the components of the old system and Glock will always strive towards maintaining this feature of interchangeably while working to ensure future interchangeably. The upgraded firing pin safety system consists of: the firing pin, firing pin safety, the extractor, the spring loaded bearing and the trigger bar. The upgraded system is applicable only to Glock pistols with the following serial number ranges : Glock 17 - alpha prefix AA - WF Glock 21 - alpha prefixes through XL Glock 19 - alpha prefixes through WJ Glock 22 - alpha prefixes through YA Glock 20 - alpha prefixes through WW Glock 23 - alpha prefixes through SK The upgraded firing pin safety has a new surface finish making it nearly 100% saltwater corrosion resistant. Also, after rigorous and extensive testing, the new system proves to be more durable and has a longer useful life. Here, as always, Glock is working toward maintaning its standard of perfection.
1993, G19 Upgrade Glock Model 19, 9mm Luger caliber, requires an upgrade for all pistols. These pistols have the potential for an UNINTENTIONAL DISCHARGE of a cartridge with the action open. The Glock model 19 pistol slide has a bottom protrusion, whose function is to push cartridges from the top of the magazine into the chamber. When the pistol is jammed in a double feed situation, the slide protrusion can come in contact with the primer of the jammed cartridge and cause UNINTENTIONAL DISCHARGE while the action is open.
2000, G26/27 Recoil spring upgrade Glock Model 26, 9mm caliber, serial numbers DGU, DHR DKU. Glock Model 27, .40S&W caliber, serial numbers DGD, DGV, DHS, DHT, DKV, DKW, DKX. Mr. Don Bulver, warranty department of Glock, Inc., indicated the recoil springs produced before September 1999 may shear off on some of these pistols due to over hardness of the support tube. Replacement springs will be distinguished by a vertical mark from the center on the front polymer portion of outer ring of the guide rod assembly, which will appear to be a mold line.
2002 Frame Upgrade – Rear slide rail The GLOCK Corporation has identified a problem with a very small percentage of GLOCK pistols produced between September of 2001 and May of 2002. The specific problem that has been identified is the potential of breaking a rear frame rail in pistols manufactured during this time period. Within the specific range the breakage rate has been less than 0.0188%. So, while the actual percentage of rails reported broken is within any accepted manufacturing tolerance, it is not an acceptable situation to the GLOCK Corporation. It is also important to note that under most conditions GLOCK pistols will continue to function with three rails. A routine maintenance check after each time the pistol has been taken out and used would immediately indicate if there is a problem. We are, therefore, concerned that a limited number of customers will not get the product we have promised them and what we have always delivered, the very best pistol on the market, in short, a GLOCK. For these reasons, we have made the decision that in the interest of customer service, replacement frames will be offered to anyone who has a firearm in this range and decides to take advantage of this offer. The replacement frames will have identical serial numbers to our customer's original firearm except the numeral 1 will be added as a prefix. If you believe your firearm is within this range, please call 1-866-225-4098 to take advantage of the ultimate in customer service. Nothing less than the best for our customers is acceptable to GLOCK and, as always, we will continue to work towards Perfection. It appears that only serial numbers starting with "E", "GSSF", or "USA" (American Hero’s Commemoratives) are affected. In general, the chronological serial number set that has the prefix letters of "EKA" through "EVR" inclusive appear to be the affected Glocks, regardless of caliber. Three letters precede three numbers on a plate forward of the trigger guard on the underside of the polymer frame. However, some aberrations to this generalization have been reported by GTers. Reports are that the affected Glocks were manufactured from September 2001 to May 2002. So if you bought (or won a GSSF Glock) an "E" or "USA" series Glock in September of 2001 up until the present day, you might have an affected Glock. Unfortunately, Glock has not published a list. Hope this helps, but again, if you are responsible enough to own a gun and can read this, you are smart enough to check for yourself by calling Glock.
August 8, 2005 - The Glock G36 issue Glock prides itself in the quality of its pistol and the quality of its manufacturing process. Despite our high standards, however, it has recently come to our attention through our quality testing efforts that a limited number of Glock Model 36 pistols may have an abnormality that could possibly interfere with the operation of the Glock trigger safety. The affected pistols require a simple but necessary modification to ensure the trigger safety operates as intended. IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE SAFE OPERATION OF YOUR GLOCK 36 THAT THIS MODIFICATION BE MADE AT GLOCK'S U.S. HEADQUARTERS IN SMYRNA, GA. If you possess a Glock Model 36 with a serial number in the ranges below PLEASE IMMEDIATELY UNLOAD THE FIREARM AND CLEAR THE CHAMBER. Deliver the pistol to : 1. A UPS Hub (not a store) 2. The place of business where you purchased the firearm of a dealer in your area with a daily UPS pick up
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Oh vey ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Don't make this a Glock thing because it isn't. It's a Sig thing that involves catastrophic failures that for some reason their Fanboys don't really like to acknowledge and equate to growing pains that other manufacturers have had.
Not the same thing. And unlike Sig Corporate and Sig owners, those issues were fixed without denial and many of them weren't catastrophic.
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
If you read other forums on the issue, most acknowledge the issue and post their round counts with their fingers crossed. They still a acknowledge the excessive primer drag. Not here.
Here it's perfect and whatever issues are the same as issues as any other gun.
Here it's perfect and whatever issues are the same as issues as any other gun.
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fartgamer
.223 Rem
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Slides falling off not serious, not at all.
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/08/19/breaking-glock-17m-recalled-police-department/
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/08/19/breaking-glock-17m-recalled-police-department/
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Haha. Where are the catastrophic failures.
fartgamer
.223 Rem
Glock recalls are called “enhancements” 
fartgamer
.223 Rem
I call a trigger that is ultra stiff catastrophic to anything but the Target, what do you call it?
Slides falling off is acceptable to you? Haha
Besides you said many were not catastrophic, not all, soooooo...... were there some?
Thought you were done with me.
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Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
You are right. I should be done with you.