Sig P250...I'm feeling it

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  1. April 20th, 2009 06:08 PM #1
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    Sig P250...I'm feeling it

    After about a month of not shooting I decided to visit the indoor range today. I put 100 rds of WWB 165gr through my P250 (40) and it felt really good.

    The gun performed flawlessly and was extremely accurate. I have been having reservations about this gun due to some trigger reset problems and failure to feed when I first purchased it. Sig repaired it in a timely manner several weeks ago.

    I think that I'll feel completely confident with it once I put another couple hundred rounds through it, which will make it suitable for carry. I'm feeling better about this purchase.
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    I'm sure it'll be a great gun. Every now and then something has to be adjusted to get it right. Sounds like Sig took care of you. Your confidence will quickly return as you shoot round after round with no more problems.
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    Hopefully you've found your new EDC...
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    Quote Originally Posted by retsupt99 View Post
    Hopefully you've found your new EDC...
    I strongly doubt that it'll take the place of my G27 as EDC, but I would like to feel comfortable carrying it some times.
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    It was very accurate when I shot my cousins gun...but that trigger could be so much better. It was kind of a disappointment compared to my p228. Glad you like yours. Just wan't my cup o tea.
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    i have had my sig 250 for over a year, and about 1000 pounds, it is a love hate thing. the gun is a fine piece, shoot straight feeds great. you have to realize that the trigger is just like a revolver. reset is a full stroke fwd. the hate side is the fact that sig has been so slow on parts for it. and when you convert it, i would like to make my 9mm compact into a 9mm sub compact, you almost purchase another complete gun in price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jwhite75 View Post
    It was very accurate when I shot my cousins gun...but that trigger could be so much better. It was kind of a disappointment compared to my p228. Glad you like yours. Just wan't my cup o tea.
    +1 It is such a great concept I was going to get one. The trigger was a turn off and destroyed my interest. Now the P239 is a different story...
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    Thanks for the info guys. I've been considering the SIG P250.
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