Sigma or Glock?

[Wvshootr5191]

I would have to say Glock. But then again I've never ran across the "free of charge" option. I had to save up to buy my Sigma because at the time i didn't have a half a grand to sink into a gun. My sigma has ran about 1000 rds without one failure and I trusted it. After I get it back from S&W and run a couple of boxes thru it, I WILL trust it again. The Sigma is a good gun for the money.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[slave]

Oh definetly not offended. Perhaps the fact that you are new here and I am not used to talking with you has something to do with the perception. Contrary to what you think, this is not a cult post, and if you knew me you would know that is not me. Maybe you should get to know the people here a little better before you start making statements like that.

I did not do a search because this is not a research project, and I was more interested in what the people here I KNOW and have had conversations with in the past thought. Savy? All contributions are welcome, but if you have a problem with my thread, just like guns, there are more here to choose from, but dont come in here and accuse me of being a cultist when you obviously know nothing about me.

I don't have a problem with your thread, or you for that matter! We are on the same side of the second amendment, even if I am stuck in this liberal prison called Michigan for 4 more years.

I still do beleive this is a Glorious Glock thread LOL! Sorry man, but to ask if anyone would pick a Sigma over a Glock is like picking Bill Clinton to beat Mike Tyson in a boxing match. Sure, Clinton has a very slim chance, but I wouldn't make that bet with your money. The answer should be completely, painfully and glaringly obvious, so why even bother..... Unless you are trying to preach the Glockness (you see what I did there? I substitued Glock for good!).

[chrise2004]

Glock hands down.

[JT]

Late to the party, but Glock, no contest.

[Pioneer]

Unfortunately I'm stuck with a "free" Sigma. It is issued to me by my employer, who requires that I carry it on duty. But on the other hand, I've owned a Glock and got rid of it. The Sigma, IMO, has better ergonomics and seems to be a natural pointer. The big problem with it is that the trigger sucks.

My former Glock (mod. 27, .40 S&W) did not fit my hand well and was difficult for me to shoot. I also didn't like the lack of safety features.

I would choose neither of them for a one & only, but that's just me. Some folks like Glox, and some like Sigmas. Different strokes for different folks.

[boatail]

What do you think he wants to hear?

[davidw]

Between the 2, maybe a Glock.

Finances aside I would refuse the free gun and go buy an M&P

[joker1]

GLOCK!

[azchevy]

if I had to take the sigma free, I would just go trade in for a glock

[druryj]

Glock.

[wormtown]

If it's my money, I do think the Glock is worth $200 more than the sigma.

If it's free, I ain't complainin'.

[Greg Foster]

Glock!

[saltysquid]

Glock, only because it's more expensive and I would sell in. I think a closer comparison would be either glock or m&p, sigma or hi point.

[coolfrmn]

I would rather pay for a Glock than have a free Sigma.

[alachner]

Sigma or Glock? That's like saying: Yugo (Sigma) or Toyota (Glock)...obviously Glock man!