Maybe not. Mine has just broken a striker with less than 200 rounds. I had dry fired it some and that is when the striker broke. Before I thought they were a good bang for the buck. I am waiting on a shipping label from S&W. At least they have a good warranty.
Would you buy another sigma?
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concho mike
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Yep.
Great gun and one of the few out there that really is lefty friendly (most that are considered ambi involve a lot of work to make them so). I like safety free semi-autos and this one works much like a revolver in op and feel.
I'm considering getting one for my wife.
Mike
Great gun and one of the few out there that really is lefty friendly (most that are considered ambi involve a lot of work to make them so). I like safety free semi-autos and this one works much like a revolver in op and feel.
I'm considering getting one for my wife.
Mike
Skeptic 9c
Member
I have a Sigma 9VE and a SWaMPy 9c. I am looking seriously at the SD40. It's only $60 more, has a better trigger and a night sight front blade. Grip feels a little larger than the 9VE.
Geoff
Who thinks the SD is a good improvement.
Geoff
Who thinks the SD is a good improvement.
jbozz300
Member
If you check they still have the rebate for the sigmas going on. And depending on where you purchase the gun it can be well over $100 savings. I haven't purchased one yet but Buds has the Sigma 40v at around $333 and the SD40 is at $403. Then you add the $50 rebate. And if you get the polished stainless from Bud's then you save another $34. Just saying.....
USAF385
US Veteran
Buy another? Nope... I still haven't found a use for the one I have now other than sitting in one of my bug out bags. I put some work into it.. it's reliable and the trigger is better, but I have no use for it. I don't carry it and I don't use it for target or HD. I pretty much have it as a reserve gun.
TBJK
Member
You can go to Academy and get it for $319 all day long. Just sayin..
44Steve
Member
Yes , after i got use to it , i realy started to like it a lot. Would like to get a 40VE when i can afford it.
ScottJ
Member
Voted yes. I keep thinking about get a 40VE to go with the 9VE since 40 is the only common handgun caliber I don't own. The rebate makes it hard to resist.
But I have several other items I'd like to add to my collection first.
But I have several other items I'd like to add to my collection first.
I recieved my sw9ve back from S&W yesterday and it said "replaced striker and tested o k. Good service.
I own a Sigma .40 and the wife has a 9mm. I will be be getting my daughter a .40 as a Birthday surprise soon. The rebates make it a great deal, but you have to apply for it. A Kidney transplant 5 years ago got in the way of my rebate paperwork for the 2 pistols, but I am not complaining- I am alive to tell about it !.
Hi new here, I would buy another 9VE. I have put approx. 1800 rounds thru it and the trigger is alot better now. I was gonna wait for the 45 but, bought a 4586 from Buds 2 weeks ago. clean and trigger is like butter.
K
kenster
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Yes, I would buy another. I'm not crazy about the trigger but don't hate it either. From reading these posts I think I got the best deal. I bought the gun on sale at FinFeatherFur for $279 plus a $50 rebate and 2 free magazines. At $229 with 4 mags you just can't beat it.
I have 600 rounds through my .40 and 1300 through my 9mm, all trouble free.
I have 600 rounds through my .40 and 1300 through my 9mm, all trouble free.
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