Glock v Sigma v SD9/40///qith a 'twist'?

[jtpur]

I believe the sigma is the best fitting handgun ever. Just feels totally comfortable in my hand. I like the heavy trigger pull because it won't go off if I hiccup. It shoots well, not wonderful. It eats about anything I have fed it. It is the best kept secret in the gun world regarding price. A 290 sigma vs a 550 glock. And the question is?

 

[kentuckyrifle]

I compared my .40 sigma and Glock 22 .40. They are both great guns. The glock has the easier trigger pull, but the Sigma felt better in my hand. The Sigma trigger pull doesn't bother me, but a lot of people complain about it being too long and heavy. They were both extremely accurate with the stock sights on them. I will say, I've never had a malfunction in my Sigma after about 600 rounds. I would trust the Sigma to function properly in any situation you put it in.

 

[Short&WeakFortee]

IMO, ALL of my friends are die hard glock fans, even my own brother, but my sd40 can hold its own. i believe that the trigger pull of the "SD" fits the description. Self Defense. Apex makes a trigger kit for it that makes it WAY better if you compare the trigger to a glock, and you still come cheaper than a glock. difference in the two to me is looks, handle, trigger, roll pin on the trigger and what else? interchangeable parts? i have 4 sd40 mags and 8 sigma mags and they ALL feed well. from personal experience, my buddies and i went to the range and all shot together, glock 17 gen4, glock 19 gen3, exp glock 23 gen 3, glock 26 3rd gen, glock 22c 3rd gen, and glock 30. after 500 rounds of remington UMC (dirty dirty dirty ammo imo) the glocks started to FTF, and my sd40 and m&p40 didnt have ANY problems.