Sig SP2022

[warriorbob]

I had one and it was absolutely amazing. Everything you expect from sig at an affordable price.

 

[ru44mag]

I had one and it was absolutely amazing. Everything you expect from sig at an affordable price.

Had? Did you find something you liked better, or just like to change things up? I have a Charles Daley HP and don't ever plan to get rid of it, but was considering adding another 9mm, just for fun, but didn't want to spend too much, 'cause my play money needs to go to a toy of a different kind. Just looking for INGO opinions. Thanks for all the input.

 

[ru44mag]

Had? Did you find something you liked better, or just like to change things up? I have a Charles Daley HP and don't ever plan to get rid of it, but was considering adding another 9mm, just for fun, but didn't want to spend too much, 'cause my play money needs to go to a toy of a different kind. Just looking for INGO opinions. Thanks for all the input.

Kill this thread. Teddy12b has a better one going. Lots more info. Sounds like I should buy a Sig SP2022.

 

[Excalibur]

I have never been a fan of any guns with a double action/single action trigger or even DAO. Striker fire triggers are more akin to single action and feels better in the pull, hence I think it's a better for new gun owners

 

[padawan]

I have never been a fan of any guns with a double action/single action trigger or even DAO. Striker fire triggers are more akin to single action and feels better in the pull, hence I think it's a better for new gun owners

I respectfully disagree. Why not let a potential new gun owner try each type at a dealer or range or friends and find out which is better for themself.

Warning about Sig Pros: They are considered the gateway Sig which could start a long addiction.

Here is some Saturday afternoon reading... http://lundestudio.com/SigProFAQ/

 

[cook4army]

I have both. I have an XD .40 that I purchased in May of 2011, and I just recently purchased a 2022 in 9mm. Both are great weapons. I love the decocker feature on the 2022, but also like the grip safety on the XD. Both shoot great. XD has a shorter trigger pull, where as the 2022 has a longer trigger pull. Outside of magazine capacity (which isnt equal due to caliber), they are just about the same weapon.

 

[Gluemanz28]

I have read a lot of reviews on the Sig 2022 and I am impressed. I will be looking for one at the Indy 1500 this weekend

 

[r.gray87]

If it came with more than one mag, I probably would have bought one this past weekend. I decided on a Glock instead, but if the 2022 is anything like my buddies P229 I wouldn't mind picking one up down the road.

 

[BudS]

I love the Sig 2022. I have fired over 1,000 rounds through mine with out a hint of a malfuntion. My only complaint is not finding accessories/holsters for it.

Highly recommended.

 

[HandK]

Make sure you're happy with the grip. It's an acquired taste. There are 100,000's of these guns in circulation and they have a good reputation.

Um! they come with two different sizes of grips and you can change them out! I love mine!! top notch gun!!

 

[Deadly Z Driver]

I was torn between the Sig 2022 and the CZ P-07 Duty, I think I have finally chosen the CZ mostly because I like the De-cocker more.

 

[dragun762]

I also recently puchased a sp and its great. feels great and has 3different grip sections. it also weighs in around 10oz less than the 226. The only complaint is the ugly loaded chamber thing at the top. It was between the sp and a g17 but i liked the look of the sig and really prefer the sa/da for carry. for the price you will have a hard time finding better. safariland and blackhawk make nice holsters that are for the sp. it will also use beretta 92 mags if you cut a new notch. I would highly recommend if your on a budget.

 

[theblackhat]

I was torn between the Sig 2022 and the CZ P-07 Duty, I think I have finally chosen the CZ mostly because I like the De-cocker more.

I have a Sig and it has a decocker. As for the gun, its my first semi and its comfortable and easy to handle. But then again, its my first semi.

 

[gunlover85]

I have the Sig 2022 and from a woman's and a newer-handgun owner's perspective, it's a nice gun. I like that the back strap can be replaced so that potentially anyone can use it. The smaller back strap fits my hand perfectly. (I don't have small hands, but my sis-in-law does and it fits her just as well). What I don't like is firing the first round when the gun isn't cocked. The trigger pull is very long, and since I had a Glock 19 before, I was expecting that the Sig would fire just as easily and I could figure out the firing point just as quickly. It didn't and I didn't. I'm not ashamed to say that it scared the crap out of me the first few times because I wasn't expecting it to fire at that point in time, but I got used to it. My brother has used this gun for years and loved it. Overall this is a nice gun.

 

[PKendall317]

I was torn between the Sig 2022 and the CZ P-07 Duty, I think I have finally chosen the CZ mostly because I like the De-cocker more.

Both are good firearms based on what I've read and know about them. Personally I'd get the P-09 Duty not the P-07, but that's just me. Also I wouldn't mind having a CZ-75 or CZ-85.

 

[Gluemanz28]

They are very well made for the price and just as accurate as the higher priced Sigs.

 

[PKendall317]

Also, I've wanted a Sig for awhile now, and that's one thing that I don't like about them being left-hand dominant. The CZ has ambidextrous decock on it so that make sit a bit more appealing ot me.

 

[blckevo]

I said it once and i will say it again I love my sig 2022

 

[Avon76]

Love my Sig 2022 in .40. I have Glocks too but love the Sig. As with any new gun the first trip I hated it, but after that I fell in love with it.

 

[Pinchaser]

Outside of the classic line, the SP2022 is the best thing Sig has going right now. A very under-rated gun.