Show us your Sig Sauers
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Another gorgeous example....Is that the 6"?
Thanks, it's a joy to shoot. Mine is not the 6", I think that's the Super Target version?
Yes, I think that is the Super Target. It must be the angle of the photo that makes the barrel of yours look longer than it is. In any event....Very nice gun.
Very nice!
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"Deeds, not words" actually.
Oh man that is a beauty! I love my p210-3 military. I would however prefer the deep blue of yours... but it is still awesome. Dressed her up in commercial wood grips for a more natural feel.
Here is the full old school Sig family.
Up top we have the grandfather P210-1; the original great.
Next is a P75, the heir to the Swiss Army sidearm throne, once grandpa stepped down.
After that is the P225, the oft forgotten police pistol son of the P220.
The ubiquitous P226 follows, best known for its role with the Navy Seals.
And last, but certainly not least, is the P228; the hotshot fighter jock who gets to fly through the air at mach 2 with the USAF! This compact double stack is the quintessential Sig, if you ask me. Interestingly enough it is my least favourite to actually shoot of the 5.
Of the family, likely the P210 then the P225 are my favourites to shoot. There is something about the single stack Sigs that I just love.
The newer German and USA Sigs didn't make the family picture. They don't really count, do they?
Up top we have the grandfather P210-1; the original great.
Next is a P75, the heir to the Swiss Army sidearm throne, once grandpa stepped down.
After that is the P225, the oft forgotten police pistol son of the P220.
The ubiquitous P226 follows, best known for its role with the Navy Seals.
And last, but certainly not least, is the P228; the hotshot fighter jock who gets to fly through the air at mach 2 with the USAF! This compact double stack is the quintessential Sig, if you ask me. Interestingly enough it is my least favourite to actually shoot of the 5.
Of the family, likely the P210 then the P225 are my favourites to shoot. There is something about the single stack Sigs that I just love.
The newer German and USA Sigs didn't make the family picture. They don't really count, do they?
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They are my favourite centrefire despite being stainless. Thanks for the X6; I’ll have an update on the TR.2 sight shortly.
Funny enough, I found mine at Cabelas in Winnipeg in early 2016. It had been sitting there for a few years hiding in the back of a case and the staff had no idea what it was or it’s value. I normally avoid that place, but I’m willing to make exceptions.
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Thanks but I am certainly no photog either - just take lots of pics lol! So a pictog maybe
Beautiful collection there TT1900!
