Sigs are a little different it seems,,To me anyway. But once you shoot one a while you'll see that it'll so it's part if you do yours.

And they seem to get better as time passes. That's the wild part.

Glad you're having a blast wit your new find.

At least your range report from today is better than mine....

Originally Posted by BeefyBeefo

At least your range report from today is better than mine....

Yeah, if I would not have been a happy camper if I had to report what you did.

Uh.. I'm searching now.. What'd ya do Jeff?

On Todd's 229.. Very cool, I'll be interested in what you think of carrying the 229.

Originally Posted by babs

Uh.. I'm searching now.. What'd ya do Jeff?

He didn't have a good outing. Range Report: Kel-Tec P-3AT

Originally Posted by babs

On Todd's 229.. Very cool, I'll be interested in what you think of carrying the 229.

Today is the first "real" day with it since I was able to run it last night and be happy enough with the results to clear it for EDC; although I have been wearing it around the house since I got it Monday, but took the P3AT out when I had to leave the house. I'm carrying it in a Galco Royal Guard holster on a Galco SB3 belt. It's a bit heavier than the XDSC, but not much to be noticeable. The grip length is about the same IMO since I had the Pearce on the XD, so I like the fact of having the extra rounds in there. I'm 6'5", so the extra inch of barrel really hasn't affected me. So far, I'm really happy with everything. I've definitley got the Sig bug and think this is a great gun and am happy I made the switch. I can easily see owning another model, maybe a P220, in the future.

Yeah I still have flashbacks of my episode where I got the jitters daily over this used 220 compact SAO beavertail in the case at my local. That thing was sweeeeeeet. Gone now, but oh well.

But a friend at the office here is dying for me to pickup his 229 so he can hunt down a DAK. If it were a .40 I'd be crazy about the idea, but as I already have the 9mm 226, I'm luke warm about it as the 229 isn't all that much smaller for carry than my old stamped-slide 226.. His just has less finish wear. Both non-rail cpo's.

Originally Posted by babs

But a friend at the office here is dying for me to pickup his 229 so he can hunt down a DAK. If it were a .40 I'd be crazy about the idea, but as I already have the 9mm 226, I'm luke warm about it as the 229 isn't all that much smaller for carry than my old stamped-slide 226.. His just has less finish wear. Both non-rail cpo's.

I don't think I'd be jumping over a 229 if I had a 226 either. Like you said, they're too similar in size; especially if they are the same caliber. It would be like have two of the same gun. Unless of course you could get a good deal on the 229 and "flip" it to fund another gun?

I know what you mean about the "long DA first shot". After shooting the Glock and picking up the Sig you have to think about it for a second and remember how long it is going to take for the hammer to drop. I usually pull back on the Sig trigger pause and continue the rest of the way - that helps me.

Enjoy!!!