The handgun, used among law enforcement and the military, has been the subject of controversy for years with users reporting it fired on its own.

Sig Sauer filed a petition for judicial review in Marion County Circuit Court on Aug. 12, asking a judge to reverse the decision and award the company any economic damages determined at trial.

Sig Sauer maintains the gun can only discharge when the trigger is pulled, "meets and exceeds" industry safety standards, and that all incidents of unintentional discharges were due to improper ...

Sig Sauer argued the ban of its guns causes hardship to recruits, who are not able to train on the guns they may later be assigned to use, and has caused reputational and economic damages to the ...