?Who owns Sigs

I get the impression only Otis and I own Sigs. ?Anyone else have one.

I have been reading some of the reviews of the 2022. It is getting good reviews, and it's only about $400. That's a lot less than most Sigs. It is a poly frame, but so is the 227. I don't like the rail under the dust cover, but I generally don't like pistol rails. Can't figure out whether a SRT will work in one. There isn't one specifically listed to the model, but then the SRT's seem to actually be generic to the Classic Line, fitting the 220, 224, 226, 227, 228, and 229. I think there is also a kit for the 239, which is a single stack.

For those who DON'T own a Sig, ?any particular reason. Once you get one and shoot it a while, it really grows on you. It is comfortable to hold, great to shoot, and super easy to take down. Even the detailed disassembly of the frame isn't all that tough (slide is a bit harder due to the double roll-pin installation). Even mags recently have come up cheap (<$20 each)

Don't own a SIG -- yet. A 226 Elite in 9/ 40 has been on the list for a long time. Other guns just seem to come along and bump the pistol back down the priority list.

Considered the P320, Dev? A lot of SIGophants are raving about the pistol.

Heard a lot of noise about the 320. There was a comparison of the HK VP9 (I think it is -the striker P30) and the Sig 320. Seems the HK is a better quality gun but the people seem to like the 320.

I am not that big a striker-fired fan. Not that I'm against it. It's just that I'm accustomed to hammers. I still like the DA/SA that Sig puts out. I know Otis prefers the DAK, but while I have one, it just isn't my favorite. I guess the revolver pull is the issue. I am SO much more accustomed to 1911 triggers that the long pull of a revolver puts me off some.

To the end that I have a Kahr that is a nice small piece but I don't like the trigger.

I have a p220 in 45acp, I use it as the main host for my Octane 45 suppressor. It works great, and I like it quite a bit. No complaints from me. I had a 2022 9mm, but sold it to a cousin. It is bulky, but inexpensive and came with night sights if I remember correctly. It worked/s great, and neither of us had any real complaints about it.

?220's are single stack.

SIG Sauer Launches Legion Series P226/P229 Pistols

http://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2015/10/6/sig-sauer-launches-legion-series-p226p229-pistols/

"Updated with input of the most elite professional operators around the world."  I don't know what Ma Bell knows about pistols, but OK...

$1500 is a lot of cash for an "upgraded" pistol. I read the "feaures" and find a new contour to the grips, a new contour to the trigger guard, SRT, fancy-shmancy finish, and 3 mags. And, of course, the awe-inspiring glowing sights - of some source (sort). Seems a lot of money for mostly small issues. I would certainly put an SRT in any Sig I could do so. I have no real experience with the new contour, but I like the old E2. Perhaps the new is better, perhaps not.

But mostly it sounds like BS & gunsmoke.

Legionnaires will receive a Challenge Coin and a special pistol box. They'll also be able to purchase special Legion apparel, accessories and "lifestyle items".  

What, no Members Only jackets? The Douche is strong in this one.

"Lifestyle items" . . . never a good idea.

I do not own any Sigs. Just haven't gotten around to them yet. I'd probably own one if they made revolvers.

A buddy used to own a P226, which I liked very much. Shot very easily.

I do like the Sig P938. Seems like a great pocket pistol. My only holdback is I'm not sure I would be willing to give up the pocket space to it in lieu of a j-frame, especially after I've spent a serious amount of time reaching a level of understanding with my j-frames.

So, nothing against Sigs from me. Seem like great pistols. Just haven't gotten around to them yet. Too many wheelguns are still out there, calling my name.

Devereaux wrote:?220's are single stack.

Yup, single stack .45 acp.

When I went shopping for a 9mm 20 years ago I handled and fired many...the Hi-Power was my favorite but I didn't want a SA...the very close second was the Beretta 92 and still is my favorite.

I was looking recently for small 9's and was very surprised how nicely the Sig 938 fit my big hands...I asked to see it knowing it wouldn't feel right and I was bowled over how perfect it fit...on my list

MrJim wrote:When I went shopping for a 9mm 20 years ago I handled and fired many...the Hi-Power was my favorite but I didn't want a SA...the very close second was the Beretta 92 and still is my favorite.

I was looking recently for small 9's and was very surprised how nicely the Sig 938 fit my big hands...I asked to see it knowing it wouldn't feel right and I was bowled over how perfect it fit...on my list

That's the real little job. ?Did you buy it. Friend of mine just picked up a 2022. He seems to like it, but I don't think he's shot it yet. Got it in .357 Sig.