I know a guy that wants to sell his Sigma. His wife says he has too many guns. It's the two tone stainless slide in .40 S&W and he only wants $175 for it.
It has two 10 round mags and he's throwing in a holster. I took a look at it and it looks unfired. The guy's a gun nut and he has so many guns he cannot possibly keep up after them all.
I've searched and read just about every previous thread about the Sigmas and it seems like it's a mixed match of Glock fans flaming the Sigma over the lawsuit.
I don't know how much of the unreliability issues posted are factual or just flaming the pistol because it's a knock off of the Glock.
I like the grip angle of the Sigma better than the Glock. Plus, I can reach the mag release on the Sigma, as opposed to the Glock. I naturally index the front sight of a Glock too high anyway and the Sigma went right to point of aim like my Kimber.
Is there anyone out there that has a REAL opinion, rather than what they've heard? I'm talking REAL experience from ownership or carrying as an issue weapon from their PD.
It has two 10 round mags and he's throwing in a holster. I took a look at it and it looks unfired. The guy's a gun nut and he has so many guns he cannot possibly keep up after them all.
I've searched and read just about every previous thread about the Sigmas and it seems like it's a mixed match of Glock fans flaming the Sigma over the lawsuit.
I don't know how much of the unreliability issues posted are factual or just flaming the pistol because it's a knock off of the Glock.
I like the grip angle of the Sigma better than the Glock. Plus, I can reach the mag release on the Sigma, as opposed to the Glock. I naturally index the front sight of a Glock too high anyway and the Sigma went right to point of aim like my Kimber.
Is there anyone out there that has a REAL opinion, rather than what they've heard? I'm talking REAL experience from ownership or carrying as an issue weapon from their PD.