Sig p250 or SW M&P in 9mm

[TGO David]

Great, another gun on my list now. Thanks a bunch.

I'll give you a heavy rock out of my yard when you get back. It has better ergonomics than that SIG and probably better reliability. It'll save you $500 too.

[Guest FiddleDog]

Have you considered the SigPro 2022?

[Guest FiddleDog]

argh! how did I miss that post just 2 up? Sorry for the redundancy redundancy redundancy.

[poak]

Great, another gun on my list now. Thanks a bunch.

I had one a while back, I thought it was a great pistol.

Albeit, it is too large for CC, but as a range/house gun, I thought it was great. A great value in a Sig, MUCH better than the P250.

[Guest 70below]

Have you thought about a Sig CPO gun? (Certified Pre-Owned) They have been gone through by Sig, and many of them I've seen look like new. You can probably get a 226 CPO for about $500-550. Also, CZ-75's are great pistols in that price range. I'm surprised its not been mentioned.

[TGO David]

New suggestion: Lorcin 380, and then take the rest of the cash and buy strippers for the bachelor party.

[tbuford]

+1 on the CPO....check out the Sig Forum, Buds Gun Shop...even give Hero Gear a call and Phillip @ Goodlettsville Gun Shop....you can get him what he wants (226) within the price range...everyones happy!

[Mr. Brooks]

I'll give you a heavy rock out of my yard when you get back. It has better ergonomics than that SIG and probably better reliability. It'll save you $500 too.

Sure your not thinking of the 250?

[Guest ORgunner]

Yeah i just checked out the Sigforum, so hopefully something will pop up. I looked at the Sig2022 and i didnt like the feel of it, felt kind of big. Does anyone have some experience with that gun. Hows the accuracy, reliability, field stripping?

[poak]

Hows the accuracy, reliability, field stripping?

Everything you'd expect from Sig.

It does have interchangeable grips, do you know which were on it when you checked it out?

[nolo]

Everything you'd expect from Sig.

It does have interchangeable grips, do you know which were on it when you checked it out?

The grips can be a little big, but are easily adjustable, just like the FNP-9. It is a very smooth and accurate gun. I think it is a little better than a rock.

[Guest FiddleDog]

I thought the 2022 felt comparable to my G19, actually slightly better. I think it's about 3/4th of an inch longer and 1/2 of an inch more in height. The decocker and the safety are nice touches. It's the next one on my list.

[Guest packing45heat]

My two cents:

I own an M&P 9mm and love it. I checked out the XD and Glock but the ergonomics were not nearly as good as the M&P. To me, a Glock has all the ergonomic qualities of a brick. But that is just me.

I will say that Sigs are good firearms as far as firing them goes. I have a friend who owns the 9mm (p250) and the p220 (45 caliber) and they are both fun to shoot. I cannot speak to ease of field stripping or anything else.

[Guest eyebedam]

By this from me for him & Ill make you a deal & throw in a new holster.

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/firearms-classifieds/20451-xdm-9mm-wtt.html

[Guest HexHead]

He's shot the Beretta and likes it. Is there really a question here? How about getting the guy what he likes, instead of what you like?

Edited June 9, 2009 by HexHead

[eapking]

I have a Glock and an M&P, both in 9mm. I'll take the trigger and overall feel of the M&P. Now, which one do I sleep better knowing it will fire everytime? The Glock.

[Guest Domestic]

Id go with the M&P i love mine (.40) fits the hand great not to pricey an shoots great.