Glocks and Sigs

[DavidWOwens]

Safequeen?


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[druryj]

Too shiny for my tastes, but purty...in its own way. Post pics of you crying when you out the first big scratch on it.

 

[jmiller45]

I will shoot it... And I will probably scratch it!

 

[HMCS(FMF)Ret.]

Anybody have a solid holster suggestion for my Legion P226? Haven't found anything that fits it right... I could order one off the Sig Legion site... But looking for other suggestions. I have another p226r and it seems to fit my Safariland holster differently than the Legion


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My favorite it the Crossbreed Supertuck.

 

[DavidWOwens]

I own several


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[DavidWOwens]

P320? For those that own one, would you buy it again or buy a Glock instead?


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[Foghorn]

P320? For those that own one, would you buy it again or buy a Glock instead?


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I've got 3. One in each size. Great shooting guns

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[DavidWOwens]

Hmmm


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[HMCS(FMF)Ret.]

I have a 320. I bought mine when they first came out. Changed the trigger to an apex flat trigger (due to trigger slap). Not a problem for me, because I prefer flat triggers. I wouldn't sell it for a Glock.

 

[Werewolf]

My thoughts...

Glock/Sig - had/have both.

Glock... Goes bang every time you pull the trigger (and a G22 I had sometimes went bang twice and once 3 times). Very reliable. Easy to maintain. Accurate enough for a combat/defense weapon. Lot's of bang for the buck. Never have much cared for plastic guns. Glocks put the "U" in ugly. Trigger sux; grip angle sux and those two combined are what finally turned me off on Glocks as I could never get used to the mushy triggers or funky grip angle. Don't own a Glock anymore. Lately been thinking about picking up a G17 but thinking and doing are two very different things.

Sig... Goes bang every time. Very reliable. Easy to maintain. Better than average accuracy with a proper handload, adequate accuracy with factory ammo. All metal construction makes it feel right/good in hand. Absolutely beautiful looks. Finish is subject to rust but CLP fixes that. Currently own a P220 and a P232. On my wishlist is a P226 Elite chambered in .40 S&W (should have bought one when they were selling in the $800 range - now they're over $1K). I'll get one someday.