Sig P250... Opinions?

[BooSSted]

I've always thought of adding a Sig to the collection and this one caught my eye. I like polymer framed pistols and the price is attractive.

What are your thoughts on this one? Anyone have one and shoot it regularly?

 

[capp325]

If you want to add a Sig to your collection, I suggest picking one of their classic alloy-framed pistol instead (i.e. P22x series). There is a reason why the P250 is cheaper than other Sigs. Spend a couple of hundred dollars more on a post-1988 German-made or a pre-2004 American-made P226 and you will have one of the best semi-auto pistols out there.

 

[gopher73]

While I respect the Sig P22x guns, and I'm sure the P250 is decent, I'm really impressed by what I'm reading in the recent Combat Handguns magazine review about their new striker-fired P320. Why don't you check one if those out? I'm waiting for an opportunity to handle one in person and may add it to my other striker-fired pistol collection which includes a Glock 17 Gen 4 and S&W M&P 9mm.

 

[pjnorth]

I have owned a P250 in 9mm, as well as a couple of P226's. The P250 is an interesting design, it has a nice double action only trigger, better than most D/A pistols or revolvers. The grip is comfortable, but the gun feels a bit muzzle heavy, due to the polymer frame and long slide. My P250 only came with one magazine, and spares cost around $90 (!). The P250 was accurate and reliable, but I would recommend handling one before you buy. I had no issues with mine.