I read a posting by a Sig official yesterday on issues with the 365. The failure rate VERY low for these pistols, I believe the figure quoted was .25 percent. (This is as reported to the company by end users). As far as the striker drag problem goes, this often occurs with short barrel pistols, simply a problem with the short action. Yes, there were a number of "bad" pistols. There have been a HUGE number of these pistols produced, however. The more ya make, there more problems there are. Yes, the P320 had a "drop safety" issue. If dropped from a certain height, at a -30 degree angle, it could fire. Mmmmkay. Soldiers and cops, I can see a potential problem. The rest of us-well, I haven't sent my 2 320's in yet, don't know if I will. I don't own a 365, the size difference between the 320 didn't seem worth the money and I had a bajillion 320 mags already (they don't swap.) In truth, I much prefer the hammer fired 250, but I do get frustrated with "experts" on the internet. Have some fun and spend an hour watching people trying to get the 320 to drop fire on Youtube. And take what you hear on the interwebz with a large grain of salt. And I don't really want to hear about the reliability of the 1911. I've had a couple of dozen over the years, and a number have had problems.