i want to know witch of this two would you use for every day the sig 228 13+1 or the 245 6+1 thanks![]()
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i want to know witch of this two would you use for every day the sig 228 13+1 or the 245 6+1 thanks![]()
Which every your more comfortable with i prefer a 45 myself but dont carry a Sig nor own one
I've had both, and still have the 228. Great all-around carry or duty gun. The 245 is a manstopper as well, just that I couldn't get accustomed to the shorter grip frame on the 245..
Left handed and i dont wanna retrain to use there funky decocker system and the slide stop is in the worst place
Nice guns i owned one less than a month and sold it just couldnt get confortable with it one of the few guns ive ever sold
Ohhhhhh I'm a Lefty..BUT I always shoot right handed, and carry right handed...I can also do the lefty weak side just in caseOriginally Posted by Bud White
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NO Offence to you Bud,I just always saw the guys on TV shooting right handed, and I learned from that
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Im not that luckly i am really legt hand dominate do almost nothing with right hand but shoot ever now and then but still odd for me to do it weak hand more power to whoever can got either or with ease
Is there a reason why you are just looking at those two? Just wondering. Also any perticular use?
Rick
EOD - Initial success or total failure
I'd rather have the 228, but they're in short supply due to police and military issue.
Then again, they're only marginally smaller than the full-sized 226.
Driver carries less than $45 worth of remorse.
My Sig P245 is my primary daily carry weapon, with P220 mags as backup. I love the compactness and the reliability and the DA first shot. IMHO this prevents "stupid prosecutor tricks."Originally Posted by mark228
Former Army Infantry Captain; 25 yrs as an NRA Certified Instructor; Avid practitioner of the martial art: KLIK-PAO.
As Robert mentioned - the 226 is not a whole lot bigger than 228 and - certainly fills my own carry need nicely. But then I have imposed no size or weight restrictions in my choices - I happen to want full size and weight is no problem.
If I went the .45 route then a 220 would be good for me.
Seems in essence here you have to make a caliber choice first - then the platform size you wish to go with it.
Chris - P95
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