5906 v sig 2022 v cz 75b

[shooboy]

I've never owned a 5906, so I can't comment on that one. I do currently own a CZ75 BD that I bought with 6 mags for $350. It's a great gun, runs perfectly with zero issues, and feels perfect in my hand. The only Sig I've owned was the P6 which shot fine for me after putting in lighter springs. But the CZ with 15 rounds available to me and better accuracy was the winner in my book, so I sold the Sig. I am buying an unfired S&W 469 9mm that is pre-ban and has hi-cap mags, so I'll see how that stacks up to my CZ. Good luck in your quest, Shoo

 

[floatinghat]

I located a new cz75b for $440,the guy is going to get me a price on a BD or a SP-01 Phantom. I held the Sig 2022 it just didn't feel as nice.

thanks for the tip on the p6's I will look into them as well, will 225 mags fit?

 

[RON in PA]

No experience with that model SIG so I won't comment.

Contrary to most CZ posts on various web gun forums my experiences have been less than positive, poor springs and magazines with two. Ergonomics are good.

My 5906 has never malfunctioned and the DA trigger is very good. Ergos are OK, not great.

Have you considered the Smith M&P 9, it's a great pistol IMHO.

Unfortunately because of all the reaction to the past election the demand for guns and ammo has caused shortages and higher prices.

 

[Jim PHL]

The earlier poster with the negative comment was on fit in his hands. He stated the gun was accurate and reliable. You will find every gun model feels differently to different people. You and your wife may not agree on which to buy if you were able to locate and handle two or all three of your "finalists" at the same time. One of you may prefer heavier, the other lighter. the triggers will give each of you a different impression. One thing you have going for you is it sounds like it will be the first/only for both of you. Without something different to compare it to, you might actually not have any issues. For what it's worth, based on what I've read and discussed, any of the three fit the most important criteria: reliable and accurate. Try to get the opportunity to at least handle-ideally shoot- all three. Then pick your favorite and don't look back.

Good luck and Be Safe,
jim

 

[jed]

I have the 5906 and now Sig P2022.

Both are good choices in 9 mm and are soft shooters.

I like the Sig better because I can see the sights much better.

I am not about to sell or trade my 5906. The trigger is improved now and it feeds ammo flawlessly and is of course tank tough.

You can not go wrong with either. Good luck.
Searching is a lot of fun!!!

jed