Canadian soldier sues SIG Sauer for alleged P320 uncommanded discharge
A lawsuit has been filed by a Canadian military service member against the Canadian government and a firearms manufacturer. The member was injured in an incident involving a pistol. Details of the incident are available from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
The incident occurred during a training exercise. It is reported that the service member's foot was wounded. Further information about the lawsuit and incident can be found through the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
The pistol involved is a variant of a model used by the Canadian military, which was adopted to replace an older model in 2022.
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