P226 is one of the best man. It feels real good while shooting and is top notch reliability. A bit big and heavy but way worth it
Thinkin' of buying a SIG
I've been seriously considering buying a SIG P226 for use as a service pistol. For those of you who live in the state of FL and have now or at one time worked as a security officer you'll know they only allow you to carry a 9mm or .380 semi auto or a .38 revolver while on duty. That being said I'd have to get it in 9mm. I was wondering if anyone here owns one and what they think of it ?
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Cool. I've heard a lot of good things. It being big and heavy doesn't bother me, sometimes I carry a Beretta 92FS at work. Believe it or not I use my .357 Desert Eagle as a carry piece :-DiRockGlock said:P226 is one of the best man. It feels real good while shooting and is top notch reliability. A bit big and heavy but way worth it
I have owned many Sigs over the years and all were excellent guns. Make sure to use either factory or MecGar magazines.
Are you stuck on the 226? I personally like the 229. Plus the 229 has a proven record with many federal agencies. That's just my 2 cents!
Yes. I only like bigger guns. Never felt right with a smaller one. I'm a big guy, so the smaller guns don't feel right in my hands. I checked out a coworkers 229 and while I thought it was nice I faced my usual problem of it feeling too small for me. Like I said, I'm a guy who uses a Desert Eagle as a carry piece without being uncomfortable... Hahajimmyalbrecht said:Are you stuck on the 226? I personally like the 229. Plus the 229 has a proven record with many federal agencies. That's just my 2 cents!
Gotcha man, just throwing it out there! Either way, a 226 is a nice firearm.Yes. I only like bigger guns. Never felt right with a smaller one. I'm a big guy, so the smaller guns don't feel right in my hands. I checked out a coworkers 229 and while I thought it was nice I faced my usual problem of it feeling too small for me. Like I said, I'm a guy who uses a Desert Eagle as a carry piece without being uncomfortable... Haha
Love my 226.... Best 300 bucks I ever spent.... Good friend sold it to me.SamEngel1984 said:I've been seriously considering buying a SIG P226 for use as a service pistol. For those of you who live in the state of FL and have now or at one time worked as a security officer you'll know they only allow you to carry a 9mm or .380 semi auto or a .38 revolver while on duty. That being said I'd have to get it in 9mm. I was wondering if anyone here owns one and what they think of it ?
Came with 2 sets of grips and stippled factory set for practice.
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I had a g23 that I sold because a thumb injury made it REALLY uncomfortable to shoot. I got a steal on a used 226 (9mm). Funny thing though, within a month I traded the 226 for a G31 357 sig. The recoil of the 357 sig didnt bother my thumb. Must of had something to do with the difference in mid and full size grip shape. Now dont me wrong, the 226 is a FINE pistol, BUT, it ain't a Glock! I'll never carry anything else. FWIW.
Would love to own a 226, unfortunately there's no deals on them around here. Used ones aren't much cheaper than new. Think TV might have something to do with the price. Pretty much every TV cop carries a 226. Sig's a fine piece, but $200-$400+ better than the equivalent Glock or M&P? Not IMHO.
QFTWould love to own a 226, unfortunately there's no deals on them around here. Used ones aren't much cheaper than new. Sig's a fine piece, but $200-$400+ better than the equivalent Glock or M&P? Not IMHO.
(quoted for truth)
Get a used German made model.
Fair enough... But personally I've never been impressed with the M&P. I've always kinda seen them as a wannabe Glock, but hey thats me. ;-) I actually just bought the P226 a few weeks ago.Donn said:Sig's a fine piece, but $200-$400+ better than the equivalent Glock or M&P? Not IMHO.
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I like the way the new factory grips look.... Tried to get that same textured look on my old gripsSamEngel1984 said:Fair enough... But personally I've never been impressed with the M&P. I've always kinda seen them as a wannabe Glock, but hey thats me. ;-) I actually just bought the P226 a few weeks ago.
New... It came with night sights too.SHOOTER13 said:New or used !?
Me too... I really like the new grips... Someone I knew who works for Miami-Dade PD has an older model... That's what got me interested in the P226 to begin with.66Goat389 said:I like the way the new factory grips look.... Tried to get that same textured look on my old grips
Nice bro Sigs are great pistols too and with Siglights FTW! I have a plastic SP2022 .40 tipple serial German model and love it cheers.SamEngel1984 said:New... It came with night sights too.
Sigs are great pistols, carried a 239 for years..watch out for rust, especially around the magazine release
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