I absolutely love my Sig's. I have a 239 in .357 Sig and a 938 (9mm). Great guns. Easy to take down, accurate and should you decide to sell some day you will always get your money back.
Thoughts on the SIG P 220 CARRY..
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I have several Sigs, including the P220, and also have several M&Ps, including the 45 ACP. Accuracy and shootability are non-issues. The main difference in operation is the trigger pull on the first round. The striker fired M&P has the same pull for each round fired, while the Sig has a heavy first round pull. When ATV riding, the guns rest equally well on the hip. The big difference is after getting off the quad, my pants fall to my ankles with the Sig, while the M&P allows the pants to remain around the waist. Suspenders are worn with both pants these days.
My point is, is that sometimes body styles of a person have as much to do with the gun you carry as much as anything else. For me, the lighter polymer guns make a difference when actually standing or walking.
My point is, is that sometimes body styles of a person have as much to do with the gun you carry as much as anything else. For me, the lighter polymer guns make a difference when actually standing or walking.
I hope you love your P220 as much as I love my German P220. Just a super platform that has deservedly stood the test of time.
As you may already know Sig OEM mags don't come cheap. I have come to really appreciate ACT mags in both my P220 and Sig 1911. The ACT mags are a great value and work flawlessly. Mec Gar mags are good too for that matter. If you want or need more mags I'd give either one of these a good look.
As you may already know Sig OEM mags don't come cheap. I have come to really appreciate ACT mags in both my P220 and Sig 1911. The ACT mags are a great value and work flawlessly. Mec Gar mags are good too for that matter. If you want or need more mags I'd give either one of these a good look.
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