Sig sauer sp2022

[9mmepiphany]

I have one in .40 1k+ rounds no issues. I actually prefer it to my CZ5b in .40.
As previously mentioned mags are not cheap.

Top Gun Supply $40

http://www.topgunsupply.com/sig-sauer-sigpro-2022-2340-.40-.357-10-rd-magazine.html

[vinny_land]

Had the all German made SP2022 with Ilaflon finish, triple serials, and no chamber indicator. Sold it to a friend (needed the cash at the time) and get to use it every now and then. Don't really miss it. The DA/SA trigger was every nice and just prefer striker fired pistols.

[TurboChrisB]

I have the 2340 (essentially the same pistol) in .357 Sig and one in .40. I liked enough to buy two.....feels good in the hand, accurate and never fails to go bang.

[gumby]

I have (2) 40's, they are my carry guns. Upon retirement, I chose these guns over all others. BTW, for 25 years I had to carry a Glock 23 :-(

[eazyrider]

I've got one in 9mm that I bought off a Calgunner a while back. I easily ran near 2k rounds through it in just the first two months. Never had any issues, love that little gun

[jj19]

Another +1 on bang for the buck and also my very first gun! Very accurate for me and runs everything I put in it. Just havent gotten around to using steel case ammo.

I also prefer the sig trigger compared to dare I say it... I prefer it more than a GLOCK!

[Barang]

Another +1 on bang for the buck and also my very first gun! Very accurate for me and runs everything I put in it. Just havent gotten around to using steel case ammo.

I also prefer the sig trigger compared to dare I say it... I prefer it more than a GLOCK!

why do you hate glock? J/K

[xSlapshotx]

I recently bought one in 9mm. I know not what you asked, but essentially the same.
I wanted a smaller (sub 4" ) polymer framed gun for HD nightstand use. I looked at all the striker guns but I liked the DA/SA trigger. I have a Streamlight TLR1 on it and it feels balanced.

The Sig 226 is a completely different animal. Twice the price, all metal and longer barrel.

[jj19]

why do you hate glock? J/K

Nah nah bro lol

[newbie1234]

It is definitely one of the most underrated guns out there. They go for about $450 or less in the marketplace - what a value.

Sig 2022 is not a metal frame , it's a polymer frame. Most of the polymer frame pistol run around $350-$450. Sig 2022 is on the high side. More than $500 for a 9mm polymer frame is a rip-off.

[Fishslayer]

I bought one in 9mm for the wife. Liked it so much I bought another one for myself. A solid pistol for it's price. Both have been combat brick reliable with a variety of ammos.

[jj19]

I've shot the sig pro, glock, m&p, xd.

This said, the polymer frame sig and glock are worth what they are being sold for and are NOT a ripoff because they can be sold anywhere from $450 to $550 new!

[solidfreshdope]

I really enjoy mine in 9mm. It is a great gun. Others are right about the sights, it does take some getting used to. I have the model that came with night sights. I've never had a single failure with the gun and it shoots pretty much any ammo.

[jay_cue]

Sig 2022 is not a metal frame , it's a polymer frame. Most of the polymer frame pistol run around $350-$450. Sig 2022 is on the high side. More than $500 for a 9mm polymer frame is a rip-off.

which polymer guns run for $350-450?

I have one in 40 with no issues. DA is really smooth. I also have a p229 and think the lower priced 2022 has a better DA pull.

[DirtyRussianAmmo]

I had one in 9mm. Good gun. Uber reliable.

I ended up selling it due to the high bore-axis. I replaced it with a Glock 34. I liked the Glock so much, that shorty there after I added a G19.