Right because there was not just a massive recall of their most popular polymer pistol? Yeah Sig is running on all cylinders. They are no longer beta testing guns on paying consumers like the, GSR, P250, P320, MPX, P238, 556xi, 556 the list goes on an on. Name one product introduced in the Cohen era that did not have a hiccup that resulted in a modification of the platform in order to get it to run properly. Name one Sig product that has not been cheapened from its original form in order to maximize profits not make the gun better.It's probably time that some of us get past the supposed "evil Cohen era" and deal with what is instead of what once might have been. That horse has been beaten into equine glue long enough now; move on I say, nothing of contemporary relevance worth seeing anymore.
Sorry but the philosophy that drives Sig these days is 100% relevant. Look at how they run their factory these days. Ask people who live in the area what it is like to work for Sig. Ask them about the care and craftsmanship that goes into the pistols flying down the assembly line. All of these things are Cohen's doing. I give him credit he saved the company but today's Sig is not the Sig of old. They are still trading on the old reputation while cranking middle of the road product at a premium price.
You can choose to turn the other cheek but lots of other people are not as willing. I waited almost a year after their intro to buy a P320. Even then I was subject to a recall. I broke my own personal rule no more new Sig products and guess what I got burned but I guess you are right.