[cavsgt]

1911's

I must be very lucky. I got the one that is flawless and extremely accurate.

The only problem that we have seen in our classes is the same old limp wrist that all 1911's will not tolerate. We have 4 Sig 1911's and all came out of the box working like they had been to a first rate gunsmith.

 

[prepgal]

P290 here. Not much of a joiner, so I don't care that there's no thread for Sigs.

 

[Bushmaster1911]

After 30+ years of owning Sigs I'm still a fan. I'm a fan of many others as well but Sigs are somehow special to me. They stir my soul like no other brand. Guess that makes me a fan boy...so be it.

 

[AKman]

how many have a P320

 

[kajunman1]

Just read some people flaming Sig 1911's. I've shot one. It was great!
I rolled my eyes. Sorry for any misunderstandings.

 

[AKman]

What about the sig p232?

 

[tAKticool]

Anybody do a Robar job on their Sig? I have a P226 MK25 that I am contemplating a NP3 Plus package on. I deep-down cannot stand this BS "Nitron" finish and combined with the wierd texture of the anodized frame, I *really* wish I saved up for the Cerakote'd Desert model. However, I do thing I might LOVE the Robar NP3 + refinishing. Plus I like something everyone doesn't have, a standout, and a NP3 MK25 would be just that.

My question is, how slick feeling and how shiny looking are they really? Because I've seen some pics that kinda disappointed me, not nearly as shiny as chrome or electroless nickel. And while it might be hugely corrosion resistant, I am not going saltwater SEAL'ing anytime soon. SO it's really looks and feel to me.

Anyway, anyone gots the info on this? Thanks

 

[solosniper]

I love my sig p220 .after having tore it down to bare frame and put it back together I really have an appreciation for the craftsmanship/quality of these guns :thumb: ... but having said that.. I find that I usually carry my glock19

 

[Rockyriver]

What about the sig p232?

What do you want to know?
Its a paisley .380.
As far as 380 pistols go its one of the best, but for a good shooter it is not.

 

[easy.]

I own an old but very nice P6 from West Germany. The civilian version is the p225. I polished the feed ramp so it shoots hollow points well and put on night sights. I now doubt that I should have got those sites and stuck with the factory ones.
Anyway, I always seem to shoot low and to the left with this Sig. I dont with any other hand gun. Ive questioned the pistol but every Sig owner says its my grip or my action on the trigger that makes me shoot this pistol low and to the left.

What say you?