NEWINGTON, N.H., (April 3, 2024): “Contrary to prior reporting, claims that the P320 is capable of firing without a trigger pull are without merit and have been soundly rejected as a matter of law by thirteen separate courts, including a unanimous jury verdict in SIG SAUER’s favor. The P320 is trusted by the U.S. Military, law enforcement professionals, and responsible citizens worldwide. SIG SAUER is extremely proud of our outstanding safety record and quality firearms,” said Samantha Piatt, Director, Communications, SIG SAUER, Inc. 

Below, for background on this matter, is a reference list of cases which have either been dismissed or adjudicated in SIG SAUER’s favor involving P320 model firearms. There has never been a final judgment against SIG SAUER in any case involving a claimed unintentional discharge of a P320 model firearm: 

1.     Northrop vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / March 2024

2.     Slatowski vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / March 2024

3.     Ortiz v. Sig Sauer, Inc.  - DISMISSED / March 2024

4.     White v. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / January 2024

5.     Davis vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / January 2024

6.     Jinn vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / September 2023

7.     Tyler Herman vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / September 2023

8.     Collette vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / August 2023

9.     Hilton vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / June 2023

10.  Mayes vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / March 2023

11.  Guay vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - Jury Trial verdict in favor of Sig Sauer / July 2022

12.  Schneider v. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / May 2022

13.  Frankenberry vs. Sig Sauer, Inc. - DISMISSED / February 2022