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A little while ago I asked about the P250 vs. the XDM to the board and now I'm deciding between the P250 subcompact and the SP2022, both in .40 S&W. Is there a significant difference in size? I will be carrying occasionally but mostly for home defense and range shooting. You guys helped me before, so I'm asking again!!! Thanks in advance!!!
In the case the P250 sub is quite a bit smaller, but has the advantage of being used to create several different pistols anytime you choose...the triggers are quite a bit different as the 2022 is da/sa and the 250 is a dao/double action only
I concur with chessail77. The trigger takes some practice, but you can do so much with it. Here's a photo of my own creation. I took a 250 compact grip module, cut 1/2" off the dust cover, then put a sub-compact slide on it. For me, it's the perfect carry gun.
http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/...0/IMG_2138.jpg
thanks guys. that pic is just downright sexy!!!!
Here's my 2022
http://i742.photobucket.com/albums/x...2240cal2-2.jpg
I've owned a P250 and really tried to like it, but I was just not as accurate with the P250 as with my other Sig's.
I've been told I could learn the trigger .. but I didn't.
:smt1099
I am also trying to make a decision about this, I have been shooting so much I think i need (want) another firearm
Currently on Budsgunshop:
Sig P250 is $360, it is a LONG double action only, with two mags
Sig Pro SP2022 is $399, it is a sweet DA/ SA trigger, with only one mag
So its a hard decision, I might just opt instead for the Jericho 941
Looks like 369.00 for NIB SP2022 that comes with a free laser sight is a good deal, on a good piece. Been a GLOCK person for over 7 years, but this seemed like a deal too good to pass up. adventureoutdoors.com in Marietta GA. Wont ship out of state.
I was recently in the market for a new 9mm. I went with a 2022 for several reasons:
1. Cost
2. DA/SA trigger (I prefer this compared to DAO and striker-fired)
3. Exposed hammer (I'm a little old-fashioned)
4. Sig reputation
I would rather have a metal frame as opposed to a polymer frame, but then I did not want to buy a P226 for twice the cost. The SP2022 fit all my criteria.
The 2022 is a fine handgun. You will not be disappointed.