Sig P250

16 September 2010, 22:24

DaMan

Hamdeni, which size frame/grip assembly were you considering?

The P250 comes in full size, compact and sub-compact.

It's a SIG... but SIG quality has slipped somewhat since they moved all production to the USA. (This is not only my opinion. Other SIG owners say the same).

A gunsmith (who I respect) speaks highly of the P250.

The P250 is light weight (polymer), has a nice double action only trigger (6# pull with bobbed no-snag hammer), easy to switch calibers on same serial numbered frame, and offers various trigger and grip options to best fit your hand and shooting style.

I think they come standard with SIG-Lite tritium sights (which I love).

Controls are well placed and simple.

I would give the P-250 a tentative

17 September 2010, 00:41

J.D.Randell

Springfield XDm offers all these "fit" options, a variety of styles/calibers, reasonable price, lifetime no BS warranty, American company (Springfield contracts w/ Croatia.), and it's been picked "Gun of the Year" now for several years running.

17 September 2010, 04:15

Antelope Sniper

Hamdeni, if you were a little more constructive in the Political forum, fewer people would have you on ignore, and you would have more responses...

21 September 2010, 01:47

hamdeni

Thank you guys,

My friend chose the P250 compact.
It seems like a nice pistol and it's lighter the the glock 19.

Hamdeni

quote:
Originally posted by DaMan:
Hamdeni, which size frame/grip assembly were you considering?

The P250 comes in full size, compact and sub-compact.

It's a SIG... but SIG quality has slipped somewhat since they moved all production to the USA. (This is not only my opinion. Other SIG owners say the same).

A gunsmith (who I respect) speaks highly of the P250.

The P250 is light weight (polymer), has a nice double action only trigger (6# pull with bobbed no-snag hammer), easy to switch calibers on same serial numbered frame, and offers various trigger and grip options to best fit your hand and shooting style.

I think they come standard with SIG-Lite tritium sights (which I love).

Controls are well placed and simple.

I would give the P-250 a tentative