sig sauer mosquito

ALMAR

ALMAR

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USA, Savannah GA
I got one of these while I was waiting for my M&P ported CORE to arrive here in savannah...I purchased it without any research...only on how great it felt in the hand and how smooth the action was.

After getting home I looked the reviews and was pretty worried...but I took it to the range today and with CCI standards I functioned ok...had a few feed issued when it got dirty...3 out of 100.


Then the Aguila Super Maximum Ammunition was awesome...damn...it sounded like a 9mm...crazy round...about 4 out of 300 needed assistance to feed..

Over all better than my ruger 10/22...

I will work on that ramp a bit to help with the feeding...no stovepipes no other issues...the trigger is...bah...needs some work or I dont know if any after market exists...but its workable.

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I have one and have had no issues with it. It does like the mini-mags. It's more of a safe queen after acquiring other center fired pistols. I will take it out if I have a newbie just to get them comfortable before graduating them to the big boys.
 
elwoodpdowd said:
I have one and have had no issues with it. It does like the mini-mags. It's more of a safe queen after acquiring other center fired pistols. I will take it out if I have a newbie just to get them comfortable before graduating them to the big boys.
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I hear ya....22lr aint cheap either anymore...80$ for a brick of that aiguila that's just nuts...but for plinking...a .22 is great...still cheaper than 9mm.
 
skoal said:
Hopefully your slide stays in 1 peice
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Before I take mine to the range it gets a complete lookover. From what I understand the older models had issues with the slide cracking, the newer ones shouldn't (operative word shouldn't) be prone to this.
 
elwoodpdowd said:
Before I take mine to the range it gets a complete lookover. From what I understand the older models had issues with the slide cracking, the newer ones shouldn't (operative word shouldn't) be prone to this.
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.........I wish you the best of luck

Don't let us scare you,I know 1 or 2 people the had success with theirs
 
So does the S&W 22A-1 but it's the frame that cracks. And I don't worry about it either. Shoot it and if it breaks, who cares. It only cost me $300 new.
 
+1 for loving the sig mosquito!

I bought it mostly for new shooters that I'm taking to the range. Yes, I heard about the slide cracking issues too. But with the cost of .22 ammo now, and the limited time I have to shoot anyways, I don't think I'll ever put north of 10k-30k rounds through this little gun.

Like the box says: Choot 'em.

and when it breaks, buy a buckmark ;)
 
sorry for bumping this one guys but man....

Been through 1500 rounds now...i only have praise for this little beauty...despite all the nays.

I polished that ramp and hammer face and had only one fail to feed today even after going through a whole brick of aigula...and some CCI standards, not bad for a .22lr It a nice practice pistol for sure!

Glad i got it.
 
I got one for my wife. Ergo's are great for small hands. It only likes Mini-Mags and has to be well lubed , but then pretty well functions flawlessly. A buddy has one and he polished the feed ramp and reports that he can pretty much shoot any ammo out of his.
 
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