Many people on this forum like the sigs
i am curious as to why people love this swiss gun
please inform me
thanks
i am curious as to why people love this swiss gun
please inform me
thanks
The customer service is very debateable, but I agree with the other three.Tough, dependable, accurate and good customer service.
Check-out the new Sig P250..here's the link...I recently bought a S&W M&P as my first handgun because it fit my hand so well and was completely lefty-friendly. I would love to own a Sig though. Do Sigs have any ambidextrous options for leftys or do we just work the controls as best we can with our index fingers like most other semi-autos?
I'm left-handed and just bought my eighth SIG. The magazine release is the same as on almost every other semi-auto and the decocker is right above it. IMO, they're both easier to operate with the left index finger than with the right thumb. The slide stop is impossible, but it's placed so high that I don't see how a RIGHT-handed person can work it to drop the slide. Besides, when you're left-handed, it's easier and faster to slingshot the slide anyway. Bottom line: the SIG design already is lefty-friendly.I would love to own a Sig though. Do Sigs have any ambidextrous options for leftys or do we just work the controls as best we can with our index fingers like most other semi-autos?
I had planned on starting this post out as, "I got a Sig Sauer P220 Compact for my wife. Nice trade." But I just couldn't. I mean, hey, how could I do that to a wife who buys me pants and shorts and asks if my gun fit okay in the pocket? Not to mention the 35 years she's put up with my ass.Shoot one and you'll know why.:smt023