My Sigma Collection

[Marshall2]

I haven't posted anything for a long time, so here's a photo of my Sigma collection. I have two in 40S&W, and one 9mm...
These Sigmas are really nice guns. I find myself actually prefering the much maligned Sigma trigger to the GLOCK trigger....

http://www.mouseguns.com/triosig.jpg

 

[TNDixieGirl]

Very nice collection. Great picture too.

 

[DougDubya1970]

What a happy little family.

 

[destroyah87]

good looking sigmas you've got there.

 

[Sarduy]

Nice looking pistols, i got my first sigma and i really love it.

 

[cshoff]

Very nice. Now you just need to add a "G" (OD Green) model to the family.

 

[Knightrider03m]

Looking good. I too wish to have a family of Sigmas of my own one day.

 

[TDR911]

I just sold my OD green one but still have a SW40VE.
Great looking collection.

 

[highdesert45]

Added color

I would like another SW9VE, in black this time...Allied Forces model. There is a lot to say for that two tone, though, isn't there?

 

[S&W Rover]

Nice pics -- this is a nice looking pistol.

I just ordered a SW9VE... it will be the first "two tone" pistol in my small inventory... the price ($299 minus $50 rebate) was low enough to make me risk the dread Sigma trigger...

I expect to receive it by mid-week. After reading hundreds of posts on this pistol before deciding to order one, I intend to OBJECTIVELY determine how long the trigger pull is, in inches, and compare it to my P228, M&P 45, S&W Mdl 65 revolver, etc. I also expect to dry fire it a couple of hundred times, and maybe get into it and lube it and see if I can polish the sear. I'm a reluctant to mess with the springs... but I'm not even sure yet that there is any need to.

 

[Jaybird13]

Nice collection. I have a Sigma 40VE with Trijicon nightsights and Streamlight M4 Pro tactical light attached to the rail. They are reliable guns and I have never had a problem with mine.

 

[Deltaboy]

Nice collection.

 

[WildCard ZX6R]

I find myself actually prefering the much maligned Sigma trigger to the GLOCK trigger....

+1 there. I got into the hype back in '02 and bought a G17, had it for about a year and then sold it to put toward another 1911. Grip feels like a plastic brick in your hand and the squarish trigger with that little plastic blade in the middle, blah. Gimme the Sigma anyday.

 

[Knightrider03m]

Nice pics -- this is a nice looking pistol.

I just ordered a SW9VE... it will be the first "two tone" pistol in my small inventory... the price ($299 minus $50 rebate) was low enough to make me risk the dread Sigma trigger...

I expect to receive it by mid-week. After reading hundreds of posts on this pistol before deciding to order one, I intend to OBJECTIVELY determine how long the trigger pull is, in inches, and compare it to my P228, M&P 45, S&W Mdl 65 revolver, etc. I also expect to dry fire it a couple of hundred times, and maybe get into it and lube it and see if I can polish the sear. I'm a reluctant to mess with the springs... but I'm not even sure yet that there is any need to.

Congrats on the new SW9VE!