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iron man 08-01-2011 10:20 PM

Sig Sauer
 
Thinking about buying a Sig Sauer either 220 or 226 (same thing just one is made better and more expensive) or a 229 which is what Secret Service uses. Anyone have a Sig and have any pros or cons?

SULPHITE 08-01-2011 10:22 PM

got a sig pro 2340 I think?? Polymer frame...solid gun. Not sure about accuracy just mainly for home protection and shooting everynow and then.

iron man 08-01-2011 10:29 PM

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Looks like this?

SULPHITE 08-01-2011 10:34 PM

Yep dats her

LaAngler 08-01-2011 10:48 PM

just get a glock, the new sigs aren't as good as the older ones

Hopedale Hustler 08-01-2011 10:51 PM

Sign is poo...stick with flock or s&w if your thinking defense or a xd

SULPHITE 08-01-2011 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by LaAngler (Post 298161)
just get a glock, the new sigs aren't as good as the older ones

A turd looks better than glock...but yes it will shoot

iron man 08-01-2011 11:08 PM

lol. I don't want a new gun. It seems that the older ones are better manufactured and pride is taken in making them. Would like a 9mm as its cheaper.

longcast 08-01-2011 11:17 PM

1911 45. That's all you need.

simplepeddler 08-01-2011 11:17 PM

Sig is a solid weapon.
I continue to go with the Springfield 1911, both in 45 and 9MM in home defense.
I picked up this weekend a Sig 1911 22LR man that this is sweet.

My carry arm is the Sig P238 I really like the mini 1911 feel.

Not a fan of Glock at all, but that is purely because of my superficial, shallow opinion on how the look.

But hey, fat chicks need lovin too right?

The Browning Hi-power is also a solid home protection weapon.

heck..........guess what I'm saying is.........I like em all.

Montauk17 08-01-2011 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by longcast (Post 298194)
1911 45. That's all you need.

They are sick....I want a kimber 1911 BAD

http://dynamicarmament.com/images/KI...stomcovert.jpg

LPfishnTIM 08-01-2011 11:25 PM

sig parts are expensive extra mags are too, nothing wrong with a 1911, its been a proven weapon for a 100 years! springfield is a good choice, xd xdm or 1911. I personally like gock, but the xdm has a better barrel and trigger but weighs a little more.

LPfishnTIM 08-01-2011 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Montauk17 (Post 298197)
They are sick....I want a kimber 1911 BAD

http://dynamicarmament.com/images/KI...stomcovert.jpg

me too! or i might put together a rra 1911

FF_T_Warren 08-02-2011 12:59 AM

I just recently bought the Sig Mosquito just for playing around and I love it. great gun. just wish it would have came with 2 mags.

Lake Chuck Duck 08-02-2011 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by longcast (Post 298194)
1911 45. That's all you need.

x2 best choice I ever made, none of that plastic bs

Dink 08-02-2011 07:02 AM

The XD is a nice machine!! Smooth, but if your a limp wrist, it will jam on you. You want a nice gun that is super smooth and very very proven? Beretta 92

Dink 08-02-2011 07:03 AM

Forgot to mention......its right up your alley. Was military issue for decades.

Hopedale Hustler 08-02-2011 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by LPfishnTIM (Post 298203)
me too! or i might put together a rra 1911


This is my plan exactly

mcjaredsandwich 08-02-2011 07:26 AM

At least i can run my glock through a dishwasher and expect it to fire afterwards. Got a .40. Really want one of those kimber 1911s though!

PaulMyers 08-02-2011 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by mcjaredsandwich (Post 298228)
At least i can run my glock through a dishwasher and expect it to fire afterwards. Got a .40. Really want one of those kimber 1911s though!

Why would you put your handgun in a dishwasher? That's not the way they should be cleaned.... Just sayin.

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