Recent content by Yattan

I was gonna suggest the same thing SouthernBNB. Sorry that happened to you, I know how squirrelly those little springs can get, and those can be tough to find. E-gun parts would be my first stop, then I'd contact a certified service center, heck they may even have one laying around that they'd...

Sounds awesome man! Report back if you have any problems, we all like knowing what goes down with different changes. Glad you like your sigma! You thinking about going back and getting one in .40? I sure have been wanting to.

Kinda like in every handgun owner's manual where it says that handguns "should be stored in a secure location, away from ammunition"? We all do that, right? Look I was simply sharing with the community what I did with my sigma and was excited about the results. I apologize if the work I...

I've heard nothing but good things about these guns. Be sure to post back here after you shoot it and let us know what you think! Congrats on your new purchase! Maybe I could sell the whole valentines thing to my fiance....hmmm, I'll get back to you on that one, lol.

I wondered about that myself, I even asked about it when I talked to Wolff as well as the S&W repair guy here in Texas that's pretty well known for his trigger improvements. I'll update if it becomes a problem so that everyone will know. I can always just swap back in the original spring, the...

Step #1- Purchased a 3.5 lb Striker spring from Wolff for $3.49. Springs for SMITH & WESSON SIGMA CURRENT 4 INCH SERIES PISTOLS Semi-Auto Pistols Step #2- Took it to my gunsmith, had him install the spring and polish all of the trigger parts. The result? My sigma now has a trigger that...

Its good to see kind, humanitarian-types taking in unwanted firearms and provided them a good home. Keep up the good work! Together we can save them all!

Sent you a PM.

Yup, they all do it as far as I've seen. Nothing wrong with it, just normal wear.

You'll likely be quite happy with the gun. I'd buy a brand new one if it were me though. They're $299 with a $50 rebate right now at Academy as well as online at Budsgunshop.com. I would not pay $250 for a used sigma since a brand new one is just as inexpensive. Enjoy!

Hahaha! I've heard they make good tire stops for boat trailers.

+1 for appropriate use of the word "fugly". But for something to stick in your BOB that you dont care if it gets rained on or stolen, cant beat a hi-point! :)

I've owned two (.40 and the 9mm) and I've really enjoyed them both. I've had zero FTF or FTE on either guns, even the 9mm which is my most recent. (Aside from some FTFs that turned out to be caused by a weak magazine spring, not the gun) I have about 500 rds through it so far. I am kinda a...

Sigmas have the same lube requirements as Glocks. That is to say that they almost run bone dry. Do NOT put any oil on the feed ramp or let any get into the mag well, this can cause the gun to jam. Remove the slide and put a tiny drop of lube or itty bitty smear of gun butter on the four...

I have this light as well, picked it up at a gun show for around $30. I have to say I was quite surprised at the quality of this light. Incredibly bright, blindingly so, just a quick flick of the trigger finger to turn it on and off. I highly recommend getting one since most people, like...