Welcome to the world of Sigs. They are a very good firearm in my opinion.
Congratulations, enjoy shooting it.
-Scott-
Congratulations, enjoy shooting it.
-Scott-
<waving hands> heyyyyyyyyyyy I'm a Lefty..........BUT I shoot Righty LOL :danceban:rstickle said:Congrats I think you'll like it. Like Chris said, work with the "controls", most of it is very intuitive. The only folks I've ever heard having any problems are lefthanded folks.
CLASS3NH said:<waving hands> heyyyyyyyyyyy I'm a Lefty..........BUT I shoot Righty LOL :danceban:
Pretty soon.........you'll be wanting Glocks and HKs......hehehehecraig45 said:beware, the power of the dark side.
Ive tried one out left handed even owned one still didnt work for me and i am left handed to bad toRoadrunner said:As a rightly, I've tested out Sig's controls left-handed and don't think it's a big deal. It's not hard to hit the decocker with your left index finger. It would be nice if the slide stop were ambi, but not a real big deal on a combat pistol.
Interesting. I used the 1911 for a 20 years in the military, but had no real problems with my SIGs. Still thumb the slide release, and now thumb the decocker too! :image035:maclean3 said:Well, I'm right handed and I just can't get the Sig controls into memory. I'm mostly a 1911 shooter and the Sig's decock and slide release screw me up EVERY TIME! It's a damned shame because I love the feel of the 229 and a 220 would be really nice (love that ACP).
So much for you being entirely in your "right" mind. :rofl:CLASS3NH said:<waving hands> heyyyyyyyyyyy I'm a Lefty..........BUT I shoot Righty LOL :danceban:
rstickle said:Interesting. I used the 1911 for a 20 years in the military, but had no real problems with my SIGs. Still thumb the slide release, and now thumb the decocker too! :image035: