took my sigma sw9ve out this past weekend with a friend.he brought along his walther p99qa.nice gun,that walther.funny thing was,we (he)ended up shooting that sigma of mine more than he shot his walther.something about how well it felt in his hands,pointed so easily,that sort of stuff.he was also amazed at the price point.it just keeps getting smoother the more i shoot it.still one of the best kept secrets out there.that is all...
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took my sigma sw9ve out this past weekend with a friend.he brought along his walther p99qa.nice gun,that walther.funny thing was,we (he)ended up shooting that sigma of mine more than he shot his walther.something about how well it felt in his hands,pointed so easily,that sort of stuff.he was also amazed at the price point.it just keeps getting smoother the more i shoot it.still one of the best kept secrets out there.that is all...
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Erich
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Right on! 
(You remind me that I've not had mine out in over a year . . . might have to rectify that this weekend.)
(You remind me that I've not had mine out in over a year . . . might have to rectify that this weekend.)
Ruger Nut
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I went to the range yesterday to shoot my SW40VE.You're right,the trigger pull gets smoother everytime I shoot it.That was the best $300 i've ever spent on a pistol.
Sleddog30
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I have a Sigma and a P99C QA. I enjoy them both. The P99C's trigger pull is a little shorter, same for the reset. Other than that, they are about identical.
What sold me on the P99C QA was a comment on the Walther forum that the QA trigger system was just like the Sigma's, long, gritty and heavy.
Nothing of that true for either weapon.
What sold me on the P99C QA was a comment on the Walther forum that the QA trigger system was just like the Sigma's, long, gritty and heavy.
Nothing of that true for either weapon.
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