Sig Pro P2022 9mm review?

[DarkLuminor]

Anybody owns a Sig Pro P2022 9mm?

Whats your opinion on the pistol?

How does it compare to Glock 17 or M&P 9?

[aca72]

The SIG Pro is by far the best polymer framed pistol made by SIG Sauer. When SIG Sauer went polymer, they did it right the first time.

Read more about it's historical development...

http://www.cybershooters.org/dgca/sig_pro_sp2009.htm

[NSR500]

Search Function... Use it!

There are tons of threads every damn day about the SP2022.

[Sturnovik]

Like really?......no more sig pro threads. Theres one already on this page and 2 behind it. ....search function buddy.

[YourHuckleberry]

take it easy. Dude is new

[red_eyez]

SP2022 is a good gun, I had it in .40 cal version, very competitive to my G23. never shot the 9mm and can't comment on that. When I had to let one of them go, I decided to keep the G23, for it's simplicity and accessories availability.

[DavidWick]

Good gun for the price but no comparison to M&P or G17

[silaic7]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=321860

[ninjawho?]

I heard it sucks.......

[gorenut]

I heard it sucks.......

So all your negative sentiment on the gun is based on what you've heard and not first-hand experience? Just curious and nothing personal.. I notice you posting on other SigPro topics borderline bashing it and pretty much relating any positive reviews of it as reviews by "Sig fanboys"

[DarkLuminor]

i read about the availability and cost of parts as well

even the mags are more expensive?

i am trying to decide between glock, m&p,xd and sig pro (which seems to be a good deal and have a lot of positive review)

[DarkLuminor]

btw, is there an advantage to having the external hammer and DA trigger?

[Sturnovik]

So all your negative sentiment on the gun is based on what you've heard and not first-hand experience? Just curious and nothing personal.. I notice you posting on other SigPro topics borderline bashing it and pretty much relating any positive reviews of it as reviews by "Sig fanboys"

+100, that guy just hates sigs, dont worry about him.

OP, honestly there is still.......still a sig pro thread on this forum page and plenty of them behind it.

[Sturnovik]

btw, is there an advantage to having the external hammer and DA trigger?

Double Strike, but its overrated anyways. The ability to go SA if you want is a plus to a hammer fired but frankly a Glock striker fired trigger isnt to far behind say my Sig P226 SA trigger, atleast in my opinion after a couple hundred rounds through it.

[gorenut]

Double Strike, but its overrated anyways. The ability to go SA if you want is a plus to a hammer fired but frankly a Glock striker fired trigger isnt to far behind say my Sig P226 SA trigger, atleast in my opinion after a couple hundred rounds through it.

Agreed with all this said.

But also to add.. many feel safer of having a longer first trigger pull, especially for carry and don't want an external safety. The longer DA definitely makes the first shot more deliberate - not to say any shot shouldn't be deliberate, but you throw in the human variable in there and anything is possible.

As much as I like the SP2022.. I think unless there is something you specifically want such as DA/SA, the ergos of a Sig, etc.. more often than not, you're better off getting the Glock or M&P.