Sig Sauer Faces Class Action Lawsuit in Washington over P320 Handgun

Sig Sauer faces class action lawsuit in Washington over P320 handgun

Patrick Schreiber, a Snohomish County resident, filed the potential class-action lawsuit in Seattle federal court.

Class-action lawsuit filed against gun manufacturer Sig Sauer

A man from Bothell filed a class action lawsuit on Monday against the gun manufacturer, Sig Sauer, alleging the company sold its P320 handgun with a safety defect that caused the gun to fire without the trigger being pulled. Patrick Schreiber purchased a P320 in 2021 and claims the firearm is “defectively designed,” further stating that Sig Sauer did not disclose any safety concerns, according to the lawsuit. RELATED STORIESAllegiant Air pilots …

Bothell man files class-action lawsuit alleging safety defect in Sig Sauer P320

According to the complaint, Sig Sauer documented more than 200 accidental discharges, and several law enforcement agencies have replaced or banned the firearm due to safety issues.