This is a discussion on Should I Sell My Sig 239 .40 for Glock 27? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I now live in the humid, polluted city of Houston Tx and want a finish that is durable to take 30 gallons of sweat per ...
Sell Sig and buy Glock 27
Keep Sig, the heck with the Glock 27
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I now live in the humid, polluted city of Houston Tx and want a finish that is durable to take 30 gallons of sweat per day. I like the Sig, but size, finish, and capacity are issues. Should I sell the Sig and buy a 27? HELP!!! ps. I also own a Glock 23 and 26 (I know, so why the 27? Why not!)
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Yes.Should I Sell My Sig 239 .40 for Glock 27?
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It seems to me that you regret buying the Sig and that you need some justification to by the G27. Based on this, I voted to sell the Sig. But, if I were in your shoes, I would probably keep it and carry one of the Glocks that you already own.
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Keep the sig...you already have a 26...just keep it clean...I want a Sig 239 bad...
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I do regret buying the Sig. It is a beautiful gun, but not very state of the art regarding size and capacity.Originally Posted by boricua
Personally I'd keep the Sig. Of course I'll admit, I'm not a Glock fan.
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If you have a G27 I'm sure he would trade you. Texarkana isn't too far from Houston.
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Unless you are changing calibers or going ALL Glock
forever theres little real advantage and you lose a few bucks.
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How well do you shoot the 239? If you find yourself struggling to shoot it as well as the others, maybe a swap is a good idea. If you shoot it as good or better than your other pistols, I'd keep it and pack the G26 when you need a stubbier gun. (did I just say that?) That's coming from a Glock fan in general and a big G27 admirer.
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Sell the Sig, get the Glock!
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I own both and really like my Glock 27, but I'd never sell my 239. The Sig is just a better manufactured gun hands down. It is larger and heavier but it is the top of the line handgun in my opinion. I like my Glock . . . I love my Sig.
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I say neither get a officer size 1911 :). I own a Glock 27 but thinking of maybe selling/trading to a 1911 or a single stack 45 such as the G36.
I did vote for the G27 though. I've never owned a Sig. I wouldn't mind owning one either their quality is up there.
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I do not sell any of my guns unless I am very disappointed with them. I made that mistake before and it did not take too long time before I regretted doing it. Even less should I sell a SIG to buy a Glock. Keep the SIG and get the Glock if you consider that you need it; however, it sounds to me like you already have decided that selling the SIG is the right think to do. At the end, the only important is that you are happy.
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I'll never sell my .40 P239. I live in hot, humid, sweaty South Florida.
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Keep the SIG.
How about getting it refinished?
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