Here's my Elite Dark. Would love a 220 in stainless and rosewood grips.
This photo is making my wallet cringe, I don't have a sig yet but when I do I want it to be this!
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This photo is making my wallet cringe, I don't have a sig yet but when I do I want it to be this!
Thanks, wasn't familiar with that one, but looked it up and I believe you are correct. Nice looking rig.
- Location
- Richmond, BC
Hi all, brand new to Sigs here. Nice photos in this thread! I didn't know much Sigs as I've mostly had 1911s. I had a Beretta once, but didn't like the trigger all that much compared to what I was used to and decided I wouldn't like DA/SA set ups.
I stumbled on my first Sig a few months ago when I went to visit a buddy at Reliable Gun and he showed me this previously enjoyed pistol that was in excellent shape. I played with it a bit, thinking I probably wouldn't like it because of the DA/SA setup, but I was surprised. The trigger pull wasn't all that bad in DA and was better than expected in SA. The reset was a lot shorter than what I'd experienced with my Beretta, still not as short as my 1911s, but not too bad at all. 9mm was cheaper than .45acp so I figured why the hell not, it had a low round count, it had no major blemishes, it came with 8 magazines and the price wasn't horrible. I've been to the range with it twice now and it grouped rather nicely with Blazer and I was just plinking away, not even seriously concentrating. It reminded me of when I bought my Remington R1E, which practically shoots itself. Easy to shoot, groups well, less kick than a 1911, and just as enjoyable.
It's a big ass pistol though compared my 1911s, but I could get used to it. Anyway, on to some Sig ####:
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http://2.bp.########.com/-UJCF5RzexkY/VYTc5qzttBI/AAAAAAAAX7s/SWHBnlyiTeA/s1600/P6190082.JPG
http://1.bp.########.com/-A_03aLlCvpw/VYTdb8oudcI/AAAAAAAAX-Q/oYSgZ5Xp1HM/s1600/P6190105.JPG
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Some of the magazines were still brand new and never used. The night sights were surprisingly bright, if you look closely, you can actually see a slight reflection off the top of the slide from the front sight. I think I'm going to like this gun a lot.
I stumbled on my first Sig a few months ago when I went to visit a buddy at Reliable Gun and he showed me this previously enjoyed pistol that was in excellent shape. I played with it a bit, thinking I probably wouldn't like it because of the DA/SA setup, but I was surprised. The trigger pull wasn't all that bad in DA and was better than expected in SA. The reset was a lot shorter than what I'd experienced with my Beretta, still not as short as my 1911s, but not too bad at all. 9mm was cheaper than .45acp so I figured why the hell not, it had a low round count, it had no major blemishes, it came with 8 magazines and the price wasn't horrible. I've been to the range with it twice now and it grouped rather nicely with Blazer and I was just plinking away, not even seriously concentrating. It reminded me of when I bought my Remington R1E, which practically shoots itself. Easy to shoot, groups well, less kick than a 1911, and just as enjoyable.
It's a big ass pistol though compared my 1911s, but I could get used to it. Anyway, on to some Sig ####:
http://4.bp.########.com/-RAPQnFtv4lw/VYTcgNwdMuI/AAAAAAAAX50/KP9S4SFjNXk/s1600/P6190063.JPG
http://3.bp.########.com/-lvzRg1Lp5cg/VYTciGHx5YI/AAAAAAAAX6E/i-Gs-4z4TDU/s1600/P6190065.JPG
http://2.bp.########.com/-k70nHcd7RHA/VYTcmIpixYI/AAAAAAAAX6Q/1a9rcYCk0Q0/s1600/P6190066.JPG
http://2.bp.########.com/-eLp6uo3X-jY/VYTcmtEcojI/AAAAAAAAX6U/BByO_9Jrhf8/s1600/P6190067.JPG
http://2.bp.########.com/-UJCF5RzexkY/VYTc5qzttBI/AAAAAAAAX7s/SWHBnlyiTeA/s1600/P6190082.JPG
http://1.bp.########.com/-A_03aLlCvpw/VYTdb8oudcI/AAAAAAAAX-Q/oYSgZ5Xp1HM/s1600/P6190105.JPG
http://1.bp.########.com/-Xupg8MUXvQo/Ve8QOYBsZCI/AAAAAAAAYEE/QUZoBJoloMA/s1600/DSC_0420.JPG
Some of the magazines were still brand new and never used. The night sights were surprisingly bright, if you look closely, you can actually see a slight reflection off the top of the slide from the front sight. I think I'm going to like this gun a lot.
Mister Donut, nice TacOps.
Since you're a 1911 guy, if you get the chance try out the 220.
It's a single stack .45 and not really much wider than the 1911, grip wise that is, and it fits in the same holster as your 226.
For comparison, Sig 1911, Sig 220, Dan Wesson Valor 1911.
Since you're a 1911 guy, if you get the chance try out the 220.
It's a single stack .45 and not really much wider than the 1911, grip wise that is, and it fits in the same holster as your 226.
For comparison, Sig 1911, Sig 220, Dan Wesson Valor 1911.
Sig Elites....mmmmmmmm....
P226 SS Elite 9mm, .40 S&W, and P229 Dark Elite in 9mm.
An old girl, P220 9mm, W. German circa 1978. Amazingly good shooter
P220 Equinox, with aluminum grips. This is my favorite Sig to shoot of them all, it just works for me. I think it has to do with that big glowing front sight and my old eyes....
P220 Match SS Elite.
F*** you man! .....lol.. drool.
- Location
- West Quebec
Here's my Elite Dark. Would love a 220 in stainless and rosewood grips.
I think I'm going to try to be a much better friend to Trinimon...
- Location
- Richmond, BC
He sure takes nice photos
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.40 S&W, with SigLite night sights. 2011 manufacture, bought it on EE (less than 1K rounds), haven't yet shot it (have six mags and over 1K rounds.......ready to go).
Still alive
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Can you actually use your fixed sights with the reflex sight mounted?
Looks like there may be a sight tunnel where it's mounted.
Looks like there may be a sight tunnel where it's mounted.
Bigfoot 870
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I like a man whom asks a question, where many would criticize. It's a sign of intelligence.
Here ya go
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Now that's an intelligent design! The weight should help with the snappy recoil too! Thanks for the pic!I like a man whom asks a question, where many would criticize. It's a sign of intelligence.
Here ya go
Bigfoot 870
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My pleasure
Had IMI made the saddle 1/16" higher, I could remove the slide with it installed I'm going to fashion QD screws, for tool free removal
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BF870,
Would love a range report when you can, on the gun esp. with the reflex sight mounted. I've only handled a Glock MOS model but never actually shot one. Was wondering how the height of your sight would affect actual aiming and head position. I think it would be excellent for Steel Challenge type shooting.
Would love a range report when you can, on the gun esp. with the reflex sight mounted. I've only handled a Glock MOS model but never actually shot one. Was wondering how the height of your sight would affect actual aiming and head position. I think it would be excellent for Steel Challenge type shooting.
Bigfoot 870
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