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Disagreement about whether SIG Sauer P320s were fully removed from service by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in 2025.
The P320 has appeared repeatedly in post‑shooting and forensic investigations — described in reporting as implicated in scores to hundreds of alleged uncommanded discharges — and that pattern has prod...
Investigations, agency tests, company documents and reporting converge on a handful of internal parts repeatedly cited in incident reports and forensic work: elements of the striker/ sear system (incl...
A limited set of government documents and memos tied to the P320 controversy have entered the public domain: an Ballistic Research Facility evaluation of an M18/P320 that was obtained and circulated p...
’s 2017 voluntary upgrade for the P320 made targeted mechanical alterations: lighter internal components (a thinner-profile trigger, reduced-weight sear and striker) and the addition of a mechanical d...
Several U.S. law‑enforcement organizations have publicly moved away from the P320 platform; the clearest, documented replacements show a strong pivot toward pistols—most notably ICE’s mandate to procu...
Multiple juries have found ’s P320 pistol defectively designed in high-profile cases, and those verdicts accelerated law‑enforcement agencies to pause, ban, or replace the pistol in local inventories ...
Since mid‑2025 reporting, publicly available contract notices and forecasting services show U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement moving to Glock 9mm duty pistols—specifically the Glock 19 (MOS) fo...