Ruger vs Sig?

[tb8215]

Looking to get a full size 40S&W for EDC. Trying to decide between a Ruger SR40, or the Sig SP2022. What is your input on these two?

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[nframe357]

Of the 2 I'd definetly go with the SIG, 2022's have a real good track record for working when needed and getting your monies worth out of them. I'm not bashing Rugers at all, but the SIG is a better carry wep IMO.

[aus71383]

I'd get the Sig if it were me. But it's you, so....

Austin

[Richard58]

Not even a comparison, go Sig.

[tsp_2177]

Sig all the way!

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[N7A1N6O]

Id go wiith the Sig

[SIXTO]

If I were to offer you a Toyota or a Mercedes (even if it is a low end Mercedes) which would you pick?

Go with the Sig.

[Armydad]

Sig. I like hammer fired guns and the trigger on a Sig is smooth. I have the 9 mm 2022.

[multistage]

SIG is the way to go.

[keboostman]

Sig is by far the better choice between the two.

[DZUS]

Lots of endorsements for the Sig (and that's a good thing). I'm a victim of brand loyalty, however, with 4 Ruger handguns, and I just love em.

Question, does the Sig have a manual safety? I confess that don't know; however I'm pretty sure that the Ruger does. (Not trying to start an issue, I just happen to like the manual safety.)

Good luck in your decision (and I hope that whatever you opt for is available.)

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[Mike1956]

12 posts before anyone said Glock, or M&P. Surprising.

[MrBuckwheat]

SIG

[Dooger]

Sig

[nframe357]

12 posts before anyone said Glock, or M&P. Surprising.

I don't like either...