Sig would have to have fallen an incredible amount to be making a bad pistol. They are quality a company.

Glad I spent the extra money to get the Sig instead of settling for something cheap

It's hard to get hurt by buying a quality product.

Hey Jeff,

Did you make it back home yet?

Yes, got in a bit ago. I had a good time meeting the guys from Busse, meeting some Hogs, and especially meeting Pvt. Klink and Tim.

Handguns are too personal to provide specific enough feedback that would help you make a practical decision. For Semi-9mm's, I've owned Sigs, H&K's, and Glocks. All I own now, are Glocks. The reason...it shoots better for me, in my hands. It fits me well, and is extremely dependable (as they all are). I actually had more FTF / FTE from my Sig than any of them. The H&K was nice, but still required babying to keep it clean enough to run. The Glock reminds me of an AK of sorts....just keeps on ticking. It ain't pretty, but that's part of what I love about it.

Best recommendation I ever had anyone give me....find either a) indoor range where you can rent multiple models and try them for yourself (to see what fits your hand / trigger pull / accuracy), or b) get to know some folks on FSN or the range and politely request to shoot their pistols of different configurations. Most people are accommodating and willing to help interested shooters....just offer to buy some ammo for them.

I would have loved to head down there. Its close to my old stomping grounds. But no time and The money it would take to get there I wouldn't be able to afford anything.

Maybe next year M/B.

Ish, you are correct on the pistol choice for a person--to personal.

Sweet pic Sumo! Nice scores <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

The hard part is the show is between my vacation and archery season. They froen upon me being gone too long or too much. That show is 2 hours from My Grandparents and a bunch of Aunts, Uncles and Cousins.

Really, in MO, AR, OK?