Sig Vs Glock

[mr.haney]

Looking At Buying A Auto 45 Which Is The Better Gun For The Money.

 

[doctorjj]

Looking At Buying A Auto 45 Which Is The Better Gun For The Money.

Yeah! You hit the magic number of 20 posts. Now run and ask if you can post in the classifieds. Hurry!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[1911Sooner]

If he would of actually read the rules then he would know he still has to wait 10 days to be active over there.

He has been warned.

 

[Glock 'em down]

You want a .45 and you've decided on either Sig or Glock?

I don't care for EITHER in that platform.

If I were to go out and buy a .45 and money WAS a main concern, I would buy either a Smith & Wesson 4506 or a Ruger P90. Both can be had for less than $400 if you shop around.

 

[Hawgman]

Up front I'll confess to no experience with Sig. Only knowing people from time to time that own them. Like the way they look. Once and a while get worked up over one (the SAS in .40, DAO had me bad) but when I handle them they are just too stinking big. Pretty heavy too compared to polymers. When held properly I can just get the end of my finger on the trigger. I'm keeping a close eye on the 250 though. Love the trigger on it.
I currently own a G21sf. Owned a standard G21 years ago. I keep a couple targets around that I've printed clover leafs at 10-12 yards with 5 and 6 shot strings. Such grouping are not rare or isolated. A friend at work doesn't believe I did it with a Glock (he hates glocks). On average my kimber shoots better....but not by much.
When it comes to carry, one reason I tend to go glock is I can sit down with a 3/32 punch and COMPLTETLY disassemble a glock; done it several times, not hard. The biggest problem with buying parts for a glock is deciding which of the half dozen sites available you're going to order from.
Honestly, if you go with sig you'll be well armed. I just see glock as more supportable and practical daily carry.

 

[ldp4570]

You want a .45 and you've decided on either Sig or Glock?

I don't care for EITHER in that platform.

If I were to go out and buy a .45 and money WAS a main concern, I would buy either a Smith & Wesson 4506 or a Ruger P90. Both can be had for less than $400 if you shop around.

I carried the 4506 for 5+yrs in uniform, I now use the 4566. Heavy it is but on the range, your hard pressed to find a more stable platform!!!!

 

[angsniper]

The SIG 220 is sweet shootin! I love mine. Accurate with anything I feed it. I don't care for Glocks.