Posted: 1/29/2008 8:57:44 AM EDT
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thread over in the SIG Sauer forums here..got me thinking < handguns---> SIG Sauer > now im not knocking the deal.. as that deal is GREAT.. my question is WHY a SIG Sauer 9mm in a single stack ? what was the market for it ? seems like a waste.. < I havent held one.. so im asking yall > im still buying one.. hard to pass one up at that price .. even a single stack 9mm one  |
jk. | The single-stack SIG's were around before the double-stacks were. That's why the single-stacks are so cheap; they're older. I think they still represent a great value, however. Weapons using single-stack mags tend to have thinner grips and single-stack magazines tend to be more reliable (less prone to jamming). |
Why not? You're bound to hit the enemy if you can fire 40,000 rounds of ammunition in one church scene.
Single stack handguns are:
If you mean the P225, people who wanted a compact and concealable 9mm handgun. The P239 works good too.  |
Centerfire Systems has P225's for $269.99. They're older guns made in West Germany. They're on backorder with an expected ship date of February 15th. Most likely, the other online retailers have them as well. www.centerfiresystems.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1225 AIM Surplus has the same deal for $10 cheaper: www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Sig_Sauer_P225_P6_9mm_Pistol.html |
That is a really good deal. |
thanks. thats the answer i think I was looking for.. not the pros and cons the single stack . sorry I didnt link to it.. didnt want it seen as advertising but $259-269 for a Sig .. not bad at all. |