Question for Sig Experts

[MemphisMechanic]

Those guys are greedy...

http://www.aimsurplus.com/cgi-bin/sh000001.pl?REFPAGE=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2eaimsurplus%2ecom%2f&WD=p6&PN=Surplus_and_Used_Handguns%2ehtml%23a1482#a1482

My gun on order from AIM should be here shortly.

[towerclimber37]

Nice!

[Guest darkstar]

Sweeeeeeeet.....your gonna really like that.

[HanSolo]

I just took my new baby to the range. I am in LOVE:koolaid:

I have never shot a 9mm Sig ang the first 5 rounds shot from 13 yards were in a 2 inch group about 2 inches below the bulls eye. I about had a heart attack.

I continued to shoot a hundred rounds through it and ended with one question in mind. Why the HELL did I not buy one of these years ago?

This is an amazing gun and i do not believe I have ever been happier with a purchase.

Thanks burboy

[Burboy]

Your Welcome Han!

I've had seven SIGs over the years, all second hand but one, and never had a problem with any of them.

They are wonderfully engineered and executed handguns.

Btw, The sights on that one are regulated for "center mass", meaning you cover your target with the front sight instead of hold at 6 o'clock like a target pistol. That will get your hits up in the bullseye.

See you Saturday.

Edited June 20, 2008 by Burboy

[John Wall]

According to a former Chief Instructor at Sig Arms Academy, the older German model is the best of all Sigs. When parts started being made by vendors, quality suffered.

I once trained with an older P-226. When I watched a class of noobs running Glocks like seasoned shooters, I made the swap (back).