Sig Sauer

The latest round of lawsuits were filed in federal court in New Hampshire. The gunmaker says such filings are baseless and that the popular pistol is safe.

The payout marked the first time the New Hampshire firearms manufacturer had been found negligent by a jury for a P320 pistol unintentionally discharging.

This is the second time a jury found the New Hampshire gunmaker was negligent after its popular pistol fired without an intentional trigger pull, causing a serious leg injury.

On military bases from Virginia to the Middle East, pistols made by New Hampshire-based Sig Sauer have allegedly fired without a trigger pull, seriously wounding soldiers in some instances.

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.

A federal jury decided in favor of a Georgia man after his gun fired while still holstered, causing a serious leg injury.

Nobody was injured in this week’s 'unintentional discharge' of a Sig Sauer model P320 pistol. Cambridge Police say this is the fourth instance of its department-issued Sig Sauer gun firing unintentionally.

The lawsuits were filed this week in federal court, the latest wave of litigation involving the Newington-based gunmaker’s popular pistol.

The pistol at the center of the lawsuit is a different model than the Sig Sauer P320, which is the subject of dozens of other cases claiming it improperly fired without a trigger pull.

The latest in a string of similar lawsuits involves members of law enforcement and military veterans. The Newington-based gunmaker has previously said the weapon is safe.