GuyMontag
.44 mag
Full disclosure: I don't carry a purse gun or ever will, but love these flame wars. 
New "Micro-Compact" SIG Sauer P365 in 9mm
I dont shoot a 19 better enough to justify the size. Yes, I too am a believer that the #1 reason for a reload is for malfunction. Some times I will shoot the 26 in the USPSA matches and I use my G34 mags and the ease of reload with the longer mag is night and day. I like to BS with the guys at the range (imagine that) so reloading is no issue also the ammo goes way too fast when I show up with 5 mags loaded.lol Maybe a good thing limited to 10 rounds(not)
see this right here is a main reason why expensive mags are boarder line a deal breaker for me ( i actually didnt realize how expensive the P-07 mags were when i got it a few years ago)
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Nothing wrong with that if it works for you. I like to carry the same pistol all the time. The reason being is that each and every time I grab it, I want the same grip angle, the same sights, the same pull, and the same round count. It's just something someone taught me once that made sense to me. When beat up and disorientated, your muscle memory takes over.
When I had a PCR I scored a 3 pack of mags on sale at the CZ store. Took the sting out of it for sure.
nice score, im just hoping this p10c craze will drive down P-07/10c mags
Sig fanboys are going to love it.
Why buy a Glock when you can pay nearly double for the same thing from Sig?
How is your math Cupcake? about 600 dollars market price that is with night sights. Glock 43/26 is?
GuyMontag
.44 mag
First off, you'll address me as Sweetheart or Sir, we're not nearly familiar enough for Cupcake!!
A Glock with night sights can be had for a helluva lot less than $600.
Your new Sig, with little to no real advantage over a Glock, will undoubtedly cost much more.
ECU Pirates
.308 Win
It's the same or less pumpkin.First off, you'll address me as Sweetheart or Sir, we're not nearly familiar enough for Cupcake!!
A Glock with night sights can be had for a helluva lot less than $600.
Your new Sig, with little to no real advantage over a Glock, will undoubtedly cost much more.
First off, you'll address me as Sweetheart or Sir, we're not nearly familiar enough for Cupcake!!
A Glock with night sights can be had for a helluva lot less than $600.
Your new Sig, with little to no real advantage over a Glock, will undoubtedly cost much more.
Doubt it, certainly not twice as much. If you were to shop at big box stores you will see they are about the same P320/Gen 5 Glock. ok Sweetheart?
libertysnake
.338 Win Mag
Variety isn’t always bad when it comes to practicing.
Sometimes you want to grab a different one and blow some loads with that one. Other days you’ll blow some loads with your main one. Just make sure to use lubrication either way or you might get locked up.
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
Good to see some discussion on this. I think it looks promising, but like was mentioned the troubles they had on Day 1 of the Reporter Testing is a little worrisome, maybe it was just bad lube...
I'm pretty dedicated to the M&P Shield platform (night sights+Apex trigger+holster) but will be keeping an eye on this... The magazines are definitely expensive, gotta pay for those patents.
I'm pretty dedicated to the M&P Shield platform (night sights+Apex trigger+holster) but will be keeping an eye on this... The magazines are definitely expensive, gotta pay for those patents.
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
I'm one of those guys that doesn't enjoy shooting handguns so I only shoot what I carry. I much prefer rifles.
First off, you'll address me as Sweetheart or Sir, we're not nearly familiar enough for Cupcake!!
A Glock with night sights can be had for a helluva lot less than $600.
Your new Sig, with little to no real advantage over a Glock, will undoubtedly cost much more.
Im a Glock guy but I dont think the price is that different. Gen 4 Glocks seem to go for $550 with out night sights, but you get 3 mags. So about even really.
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
I believe the first one is Glock 43, SIG P365 middle, and M&P Shield last.
Interesting. I hope the grip texturing is as aggressive as S&W's M&P 2.0's. Not a lot of space to hold onto.
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
The Glock 26's grip is shorter. A shorter grip is much easier to conceal in my experience.
Justincase
6.5 Creedmoor
What's with the smooth area at the top of the grip on the Sig below the trigger guard? That doesn't make any sense
Sig went all hk and did a proprietary rail system and are next going to design (or more likely out source then plaster their name on) a light and laser to go with it
I'm gonna have to get my hands on one of these.
The SIG "Electro Optic" stuff seems to be at least decent or better in quality and I see it in stores all over. If the light laser SIG come out with is quality and easy to find and purchase what does it matter if it is proprietary?
I dont care just would suck to already have say a good quality light that one is used to only to have to go and buy another one because Sig decided to change the rail system when it really wouldn't have needed to
Justincase
6.5 Creedmoor
If the frame is narrow enough and the dustcover short enough, wouldn't it HAVE to be proprietary?
I don't see 3mm being that bit of an issue with adjustable retentions on lights
3mm is a LOT in fitment terms.
Unacceptable, instead, design a shim so I can get this and rock a surefire x300u.
But for real I want to both hate and like this gun. Price not a fan, size I think I'd like it for those times I n3v3r have when I need a baby gun (maybe if I ever take up running again) id love to see if someone could mill the slide for a Shield RMS
Phazer
.338 Win Mag
I can't carry jack in NY state.
Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Yep.

Phazer
.338 Win Mag
Well...already have the LC9s and Glock 43. So, I guess I'll have to pick up a Sig P365 so that I can stack them up and take a picture.