On the news, I was watching reporting on the Steinle case, and the defense attorney claiming that the Sig used to kill her has a "hair trigger" and was super easy to just go off by accident because it doesn't have a safety.
Whether it's a DA/SA or DAK trigger, either way the claim is absurd. However, it made me curious about what type of handgun it was, exactly. Does anyone know what the standard issue firearm(s) for Bureau of Land Management was at the time? I'm thinking P229DAK in .40 since many federal agencies issued these, but after searching I couldn't find any definitive answer.
In this statement, BLM doesn't specifically identify the model. Anyone have a pointer or link, or know what the standard issue guns were, then and now, and can satisfy my curiosity?
Whether it's a DA/SA or DAK trigger, either way the claim is absurd. However, it made me curious about what type of handgun it was, exactly. Does anyone know what the standard issue firearm(s) for Bureau of Land Management was at the time? I'm thinking P229DAK in .40 since many federal agencies issued these, but after searching I couldn't find any definitive answer.
In this statement, BLM doesn't specifically identify the model. Anyone have a pointer or link, or know what the standard issue guns were, then and now, and can satisfy my curiosity?

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