Sig Pro 2022

[Bruces45]

I got a chance to shoot a sig pro 2022 9mm today and was quite impressed with it. It was more accurate than I was, it wasn't nearly as satisifing as shooting my Colt XSE, but it was nice
Heres what it is, for those who don't know
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...?Item=41183525

I was suprised, the polymear frame pistol put a smile on my face.

Although being spoiled by the 1911's trigger I was still impressed with the sigs light DA pull. The whole decocker thing makes me nervous though

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[S.O. Interceptor]

The decocker is as safe as any other decock/safety device in the world. My first Sig, a 220, had a decock that dang near made me wet my shorts the first time. I pulled it down slowly, trying to lower it easily. I kept pulling, and kept expecting it to slowly decock the hammer. Then suddenly, the hammer just SLAMMED down. I stood there with a "oh ****" look on my face for about 2 seconds before I realized that I did not have a discharge.

If I wanted to give a little shock to a friend, I would show them my new gun, and let them decock it.(while it was empty of course, to avoid any possibility of a discharge) Ah, good times.

Sig makes a great decock system, and I have never known it to break or malfunction. It might take a little getting use to, but it's a heck of a lot better than "thumbing" the hammer down like on other guns. I hope that doesn't keep you from buying one. It's a great gun.

[rstickle]

I got a chance to shoot a sig pro 2022 9mm today and was quite impressed with it. It was more accurate than I was

Bruce, we've been trying to tell you SIGs are good!

The whole decocker thing makes me nervous though

Once you start using it, it starts to seem natural. And it's a lot safer than a thumb!

[P95Carry]

Bruce - am I hearing right - some (tentative) praise - for - a -SIG!!!! Wow!!

Yep - decockers on SIG's are just dandy - and employ the hammer block which makes folks sometimes wonder when they look at their hammer, at rest - WTH is wrong!! Of course thru normal cycle with trigger back - no block.

I haven't had a chance to shoot anything polymer from SIG but hope to try one soon.

[Bud White]

This is unacceptable Bruce go Fondel your XSE and say 500 Hail John Browning's

[Bruces45]

Don't worrie Bud, I am not going to buy one, I just enjoyed shooting it. My next pistol will be a S70 Colt commander in 9mm

[Euclidean]

That looks pretty neat.

I hate to admit that I'm largely ignorant of SIGs outside of their classic models. I understand the "sig pro" concept was to make a lower priced alternative without sacrificing the quality but I know next to nothing about them.

[srfl]

I finally got my sigpro 2340 in .357 Sig late last week....this sigpro is the older model minus the Picatinny (universal?) light rail....I fired a quick 150 rounds through it with no problems....I'm going to take her out again this week and will probably do another full range report on it.

Toting the lighter sigpro is much nicer than my heavier duty P229!

[Bud White]

i like my sig as i have said before but the dang controls are wrong

[P95Carry]

Controls are just dandy Bud - it's just you use the wrong hands!

[Bud White]

no no ill stick to other guns should have kept my 229 just for heck of it but a more usefull gun came along

[rfurtkamp]

The irony is as a lefty I have no problem with the standard Sig controls - shows how different individual people are.

The Pros are decent guns. They don't feel as good to me as the 226-series, but that's due to substantially different grips.

That said, I don't feel unarmed with mine.

[Moon]

I thought I read somewhere that DEA agents were being issued this gun now... anyone heard anything along those lines?

[ExSoldier]

Anybody seen or fired the new Sig SAS yet? That looks like one heckuva carry gun!

[S.O. Interceptor]

The SAS is a very beautiful gun. Especially the grips. But as far as shooting, it is the same as shooting a DAK version of the regular model.