The dilemma begins

[tarheelbball]

My M&P 40c is my EDC but trouble has arrived

Sig P220 SAO

[Guest Jcochran88]

That's simple rotate!!

[R1100R]

You're going to like that SIG. I have a SIG Custom Shop Elite 220 SAO and the triggers are awesome.

Edited February 27, 2011 by R1100R

[tarheelbball]

You're going to like that SIG. I have a SIG Custom Shop Elite 220 SAO and the triggers are awesome.

I have heard nothing but good news about this Sig 220 and they say the SAO is the sh!#. I have not had a chance to shoot yet. This is my first 45, so I'm trying to get about 200 rounds before I go.

[VERO1]

Not a problem. You just need to buy the double shoulder rig on Gun Owners Club web site. Then you can carry both guns, spare mags, couple knives, 6 throwing knives etc.

Edited February 27, 2011 by VERO1

[kesava]

You can let me hold onto the sig while you figure it out.

[Guest JMB]

Serious piece of equipment! That carry size is accurate and totable. What a gun! Congrats.

[Guest The Highlander]

The S&W is a gun, but the SIG is a masterpiece! I have a 220 Elite that I'm very fond of. My advice is to do what I do, rotate your carry guns periodically. I know, you should be intimately familiar, and so on. But I generally go between a Glock of one flavor or another and a SIG DAO, so the manual of arms really isn't much different. Although here lately I've been on a 1911 kick. And of course the Ruger SR9 is a favorite...

Nevermind, I can't stick to carrying just one. Boring.

[tarheelbball]

Well the Sig shot very good with no failures. I will try about 100 more rounds when I get a chance. I'm waiting on the 2 extra mags then it begin its rotation. The though of 19 vs 31 is my only dilemma now. And its just a mind game.