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[sevenhelmet]

There are reports of issues with military models too.

Documents detail U.S. soldiers shot by their own Sig Sauer guns; military says no reason for concern

On military bases from Virginia to the Middle East, pistols made by NH-based Sig Sauer have unintentionally fired, seriously wounding soldiers in some instances.

www.nhpr.org

Article includes the individual FOIAd writeups.
Some still sound more like NDs than a real malfunction.

I think the manual safety is a big mitigating factor for sure, because some of the civilian or LE reported incidents sound like a thing where the safety could have helped prevent if engaged.

That said, I agree that comparatively the extremely low volume of incidents on the military side considering the number in circulation daily in Cond 1 says something. That said, there are also some slight differences between the mil M17/18 and the commercial “M17/18” as well. It’s noticeable if you operate them side by side (though not exactly visible)

Did the military models get retrofitted with the “Sig voluntary upgrade” parts?

 

[BigRed389]

Did the military models get retrofitted with the “Sig voluntary upgrade” parts?

Other way around. Civilian model upgrade was based on the changes M17 made during trials to fix the issue.
It’s one of the reasons were biased up front to be pissed at SIG, like…why would a drop safe issue not be a mandatory recall?

But it was one of the things that obfuscates the current cloud over SIG - for a long time they could just either say get a proper fitting holster or get the voluntary upgrade.