Posted: 1/1/2006 5:57:42 PM EDT
Hmm, I mentioned the same thing some time ago I do believe on another thread. I had purchased a Colt Officers model in 1986 and had nothing but problems with the pistol. Still wanting a .45 caliber pistol that was reliable the gun store salesman told me to purchase a Sig P220. I scoffed at the asking price and told him "No way". Salesman told me if I truly wanted a .45 caliber pistol that worked all the time the P220 was in his opinion the best bet at the time. I took the plunge and to this day have not been disappointed. |
You werent kidding...I'm already looking at full size Sigs. These things are as addictive as ARs |
Thanks! I'm pretty excited...I'll probably get the 226 next but I think I'll have to get my wife something small in 9mm first. |
Maybe she could try a 239 9mm. It fits my wife's hands quite well.. |
home! I had hoped to get a P226R 357 with NS. I only saw one at the show. Maybe there's hope for me at the HGCA show in 3 weeks. Also, I saw your earlier post. RE: the long trigger reset....... the TX DPS now uses the P226 .357 and most of the guys that shoot a lot, like the short trigger in the P226. You might try that. I plan to try one when I pick up one. Brownell's has them. Not sure on how difficult they are the change out. Check out the sigarms.com site and click on accessories to see the difference in the triggers. Enjoy ! Jay |
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