Here are some testimonials from a US site, for those who aren't into scouring the web for info. This is sure to make a few folks wish they'd bought 2!!
"The gamut of "SIG" clones out there, with the exception of one, aren't really SIG clones. They're wolves in sheep's clothing. Let me explain:
Though, outwardly, the CZ-99, the TZ-99, the Golan, et al, LOOK like SIGs, in actuality the innards are CZ-75 mechanisms.
In reality, the only true SIG clone is the DAC-394, made by Josef Dlask in Canada. It is a copy of the P228, and when I say copy, I mean COPY. I have one, and at the gunshop I purchased it from there was a P228 on the wall. I couldn't resist, so I started tinkering with the two. Every single part on the SIG will work in the DAC, and vice-versa. Though the finish on the DAC isn't up to SIG standards, the pistol looks, feels, balances, and operates identically to the 228, with the possible exception that the grips are a little too flexible, and move a bit. Additionally, at $249.00, with a money-back guarantee for Josef Dlask himself, I doubt you could go wrong.
They're imported exclusively by SOG, so I would recommed you giving that a try. SOGs # is either 1-800 844-GUNS or 1-800-944-GUNS, I can't quite remember which.
I don't work for any of the above companies, I just love my 394."
"I bought a DAC 394 back in December. It has been extremely reliable, and very accurate. My only complaints were the grips, sights and the finish is pretty thin.
I've probally got enough money into mine that I could have bought a used Sig... but I think were married to the same woman so it let me spread out the $$.
I also wanted to do some tinkering and I'd rather do it on a clone than a real Sig for the first time.
I've added Hougue grips, PT night sights, Wolff tune-up spring kit, and an action job.
It shot good out of the box, but now it feels better than a real Sig. I've put about 1500 rounds through it and the ONLY failure I've had was using the steel cased Wolf ammo."
"The DAC-394 is a great pistol. ... the grips along the rear mainspring housing are a little on the thin side and flex when gripped tightly, but the pistol seems every bit as well made if not better than a SIG."
