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All the Sigma variants / Model designations / Pics
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looks like we still need one of these listed here and since im new here and all i think i will just post a pic of mine So here she is when i got her i will post more pics later
looks like we still need one of these listed here and since im new here and all i think i will just post a pic of mine So here she is when i got her i will post more pics later
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Yes, yes we do!
I use imageshack.com. Create an account, upload the photo, click on full size image or direct link to image, copy the URL of the photo, come here and make a post, click on the little picture of a little picture in the tool bar and paste the URL there. Sounds harder than it really us.
I use imageshack.com. Create an account, upload the photo, click on full size image or direct link to image, copy the URL of the photo, come here and make a post, click on the little picture of a little picture in the tool bar and paste the URL there. Sounds harder than it really us.
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ooo and u are missing i know of 2 models not sure on series and all but theres the sw9t and sw40t they both consist of a titanium slide making them about 20 percent lighter theres a pic in another thread on here cant remember name tho
Just like the SW380, the SW9M was ahead of it's time. Years later every company from Beretta to Taurus (except S&W 
) started making slim compact 9mm's. Did you read that S&W? I'm sorry the SW9M didn't work out, but maybe it's time to give it another go. 
) started making slim compact 9mm's. Did you read that S&W? I'm sorry the SW9M didn't work out, but maybe it's time to give it another go.
cshoff
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Here is one of my SW40GVE's. The pic is from Feb. 2007 and shows the target from the first magazine I ran through the gun the day I got it:
You're right! The SW9Ti and the SW40Ti. Nice catch!
Here it is, the SW40Ti. This one belongs to forum member colt_saa and is in the ultimate picture thread. I am using this image with his permission. He was told when he purchased this gun that only 5 were produced! Perhaps the rarest of all Sigmas. colt_saa also suggested I add product codes to the models listed about. Which is of course a great idea that I will start working on when time allows. Thanks colt_saa.
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What better way to show a Sigma "Allied Forces" model than to post a picture handed out by the British Ministry of Defense. This is a female Afghan National Police Officer in training. As I am sure most of you know the US Army contracted with S&W to supply several thousand Sigma's to Iraq & Afghanistan for use by their national police and border patrol agencies. The Allied Forces model feature a stainless slide and barrel, with melonite coating on the slide.
Did you get this one from the guy that was giving it away on this site? I would really like to get my hand on one of these.
Nope, Auction Arms. There's a couple on Gunbroker right now but they are over priced IMO. The SW9M's weakness was it's slide. It just could not handle the pressures of the 9mm and a lot of people found fractures and cracks after just a few hundred rounds. Plus people didn't seem to like the guttersnipe sights and the magazine. I still say S&W was on the right track, but the gun needed a little more beta testing and engineering.
copper06
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Revival bumps for good information!!!
You know the Disaster Kit...how about a Zombie Apocalypse Kit??
You know the Disaster Kit...how about a Zombie Apocalypse Kit??
mike holt
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