That would be cool.

I'll buy one of Sig makes a blue label program. If not it's just not worth the 550+ prices in my AO. I'll buy glocks all day for 399 though.

Here you go...
http://www.printedfirearm.com/3d-printed-sig-p250-frame/

Links and prices please

Check Quantico Tactical.

They all suck compared to the 1911.  


I'm just kidding.  I have a feeling I'd probably like the Sig better than I do a Glock.    But I've never shot one, so......


I don't care what they use for a handgun, if it is as accurate and reliable as it should be.  Has decent capacity and useable sights.  And is able to accept whatever crap they want to hang off of it, it doesn't really matter what brand it is.  Well, to be honest, I'd rather see an american company with that contract.   Would've been nice if smith would've won that.  

Just my 1 cent.

Yep $495 and up

http://www.quanticotactical.com/asp/items.asp?type=M&CMN=Sig%20Sauer%20LE/Military&CMNum=206&CMSNum=969&CMSN=P320

I love the 320, but would still call myself a Glock fan since I've always been impressed by them for 28 years now.

It seems like about 27-28 years ago when my dad brought the first G17 home from work (he was an agent with US Customs). They'd just gotten them in, and we sat at the table and took it apart, unable to believe it could compete with real, non-toy-like guns. Even the box was TUPPERWARE! At the time, they were carrying some S&W semi.
The next day, we went to the sheriff's range and put at least 1000rds through it without an issue. We were blown away. Then he went to Smyrna, GA, for the armoreres course, and they put on an impressive show:  the main shooter would throw his gun 25Y into mud, then run it over and stomp it, and use muddy water to "rinse it off", before shooting a string into steel at 50Y. We've both been fans ever since (he carries a ppk or a 23 and I carry a 43 or 19).
NOTE:  US Customs must have had a thing for weird guns, because a year or two later he came home with a Steyr AUG, a ridiculous space-age looking thing that also shot insanely well.

He's retired now, but they recently went to the 320 I believe.