A jury has awarded $11 million to a Philadelphia man whose holstered Sig Sauer pistol went off while he was going down the stairs.

After a three-week trial, the jury concluded that the gun manufacturer was negligent for selling a defective gun and holster.

Gunmaker Sig Sauer Inc. was ordered by a Pennsylvania jury to pay $11 million to a customer who alleged defects in one of the company’s pistols led it to go off without him pulling the trigger. Jurors in state court in Philadelphia concluded on Wednesday that Sig Sauer was liable for selling a defective gun and holster in a case brought by George Abrahams,

The case is one of scores of lawsuits filed across the country alleging defects in the the Sig Sauer P320 cause the gun to unintentionally fire.

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A jury in Philadelphia awarded $11 million in damages to U.S. Army veteran George Abrahams, who claims his SIG Sauer P320 pistol fired in its holster without his hands touching

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.

A Philadelphia jury found this week that a design flaw in SIG Sauer’s P320 pistol was responsible for an accidental gun discharge that injured a Philadelphia man, awarding him $11 million. George Abrahams was wounded in his Northwest Philadelphia home in June 2020 when his P320 gun discharged while it was holstered in his pocket,