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<blockquote data-quote="TallPrairie" data-source="post: 1159465" data-attributes="member: 7815">This is not the worst idea.&nbsp; A Sigma upgraded with a front night sight (all you need, really), different trigger and a rail for a weapon light.&nbsp; Anyone notice any other differences? I bet you&#039;ll be able to pick one up for $400 on sale or when S&amp;W has a seasonal special.That is smart for S&amp;W because, in my experience, new shooters who just want a nightstand gun for home D often draw their budget line at $400.&nbsp; I tell them, &quot;If you are willing to bump that up to $500 or $550 you will open up a lot of excellent options,&quot; like Glock, XD, M&amp;P, but some won&#039;t or can&#039;t do it.Viewed another way, new shooter with $500 to spend could pick up one of these and tack on a couple hundred rounds of ammo and some range fees, and thus get needed practice. I predict these will start showing up in CCW and training classes with some regularity.&nbsp; Hope they prove to be decent pistols.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TallPrairie, post: 1159465, member: 7815"] This is not the worst idea. A Sigma upgraded with a front night sight (all you need, really), different trigger and a rail for a weapon light. Anyone notice any other differences? I bet you'll be able to pick one up for $400 on sale or when S&W has a seasonal special. That is smart for S&W because, in my experience, new shooters who just want a nightstand gun for home D often draw their budget line at $400. I tell them, "If you are willing to bump that up to $500 or $550 you will open up a [U]lot[/U] of excellent options," like Glock, XD, M&P, but some won't or can't do it. Viewed another way, new shooter with $500 to spend could pick up one of these and tack on a couple hundred rounds of ammo and some range fees, and thus get needed practice. I predict these will start showing up in CCW and training classes with some regularity. Hope they prove to be decent pistols. [/QUOTE]

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