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Civilian Version Of Army’s New Handgun Recalled For Firing When Dropped

Civilian Version Of Army’s New Handgun Recalled For Firing When Dropped
Sig Sauer P320 Modular Handgun System (MHS)

SIG SAUER has issued a voluntary recall for the civilian version of the Army’s new handgun to correct a defect that causes the pistols to fire when dropped from certain heights and angles. The P320 is the civilian version of the M17, which the Army chose to replace the Beretta M9 as its standard sidearm earlier this year. The M17, selected as the Army’s Modular Handgun System (MHS), is not affected by the voluntary upgrade, the company said.The online blog Omaha…

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