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Mine is a UBG Regulator. Easy to put on. Hides the gun extremely well. Holds the gun very securely.

lubricate I prefer Quantum Hot Sauce. It works great on my fishing reels and doesn't wear so I figured I'd try it on my guns. It works better than Snail Snot (an old military mixture of LSA oil and STP).

I have a Fobus paddle holster, Kholster, Don Hume Yaqui slide, and Galco VSH. All work well

As many as I can carry and conceal.

I've never oiled the ramp on my Sigma, and it has yet to malfunction in ~2000 rounds. I do keep it clean and a drop of oil on the metal parts of the slide rails. Good luck.

Thanks. I fully expect to.

I am carrying a Taurus 605, in a Don Hume JIT, or a Fobus paddle holster. At present, it is loaded with 38 spec +P Speer 135 gr Short barrel HPs. I have a pretty good supply of Buffalo Bore 158 gr SWJHP 38 +Ps, but I haven't had a chance to get out and shoot them, yet.

It's very close, in size, to a Glock 19. An excellent review is here: Smith & Wesson’s Improved Sigma 9mm Auto Hope this helps

I like mine just the way it is. Being a revolver guy, I am more used to a long trigger pull. The weight of the pull is not an issue. Mine is 4 or 5 years old, and has a couple thousand trouble free rounds through it,

My Sigma 9mm. has not had a light primer strike, yet. It is about 4 years old, and has a couple of thousand rounds through it. Most of what I've shot, is FMJ practice rounds and several hundred hollow point defensive rounds. It functions flawlessly, but I keep it clean.

I think it means value edition.

When I carried my model 60, I used Pachmayr compac grips. They made using the speed loaders quick and effortless.

You won't be disappointed.

I always felt very secure with my 4" model 19.

I ordered a Kholster for my SW9VE, on July 23rd. It came in the mail today July 25th. I immediately put it on my waist and slipped my pistol in it. It feels great and the gun draws like a dream. Without an undershirt, I can hardly feel it on my body. I am VERY happy and heartily endorse this...