Safeties have always given me less reason to worry. Just sayin'

Training and repetition help you through the safety worry issue.

 

I never wanted to own any 9mm, then after joining this site I saw the P210 and needed one worse than I wanted it!
I love my Classic P series, 229, 239, & 226, whenever I shoot them, my first shot is always DA so I didn’t mind the 250 being DAO, it shoots great and is very underrated imo.
If you’re only training with a striker I get the hesitation to change but if you can shoot DA well then you should be even better with the follow SA shots of the DA/SA’s.

 

I can’t believe the P210 isn’t getting more love. I bought that pistol and was super impressed with its accuracy. Wonderful pistol. I also bought one of the 1911 Super Target pistols. Wow, beautiful and extremely accurate. Those are two great pistols worthy of anyone’s SIG collection.

 

I got a sweet deal on an American P210 with the standard walnut grips. Shoots like it should.
About a month later I came across a P49 in amazing condition. So of course I had to have it. Had I known I was going to find the P49 I probably would have passed on the P210A. Now, they hang out in the safe swapping stories while waiting for me to take out to play.

 

A 239 or two.

 

P225a1 and west german P220 will live in my safe

 

Own the both American P210's, Swiss P210-6's, M49. A double stack/high capacity version would be interesting if that could be developed and brought to market.
Bill

 

You have to own an Sig Classic they are not all single stack. My favorite is a P229C in .357 Sig if you can find one. Other than that most people will buy a P226 and a P229. IMO DA/SA is the way to go. Just lighten a couple springs and she’ll shoot like butter. As far as single stacks I’d go with the P225A1, P225 and the P239 in that order. Seriously try a classic they are iconic pistols. I don’t think you’ll regret it.

 

I've got the P229c, and P229 in .40, and got lucky enough last winter to get my hands on a used/unfired P227 in .45acp. The P229c was my first Sig, and will always be my favorite carry gun. I have to say the 1911 UCC is another favorite that i got several years ago used.

 

I love my 226 SA now that it is breaking in. It's worth the price tag.

 

I like the older German stamped slide construction. These are just a little lighter up high, so they balance very nicely.

 

Any Sig 1911 is worth owning. Really nice guns.

 

SIG-AMT 510-4 RIFLE...

 

Now that looks like fun. I’ve never seen it before.

 

I've had a couple of P250's. One in 45 and the other in 40. Liked them quite well (but I like hammer-fired pistols). Very smooth triggers. Not 'competition polished' smooth but very smooth from the factory. So it would really depend on how much you like a DAO pistol. Only ding I really found was the funky rear sight. You have to partially disassemble the slide to replace it. However, the only real reason to replace it would be to put on a night sight. And since any night sight out there for the P250 would be 'new-old' stock they would already be at least 8 years old and really not worth the bother. If you're not concerned about that then it's a non-issue.

As far as other Sig pistols no longer produced, I really like my P239.

 

There is one listed for sale on Guns America. If I remember correctly they were asking &450.

 

All I own are metal framed Hammer Sigs , plastic/ striker sigs do nothing for me. Never liked them , metal sigs aren’t heavy either , I carry the 226 or 227 daily and never had a complaint.

 

Sig 220 in 38 Super and 9 mm of which I have both. Would love to have one in 30 Luger.

 

Any P-Series SIG is worth owning.

 

The P229C has been discontinued for a few years now. That would be on my list. I’d also like to have an older model P210/P49 and a German made P226 Allround.

 

I would like to get a P227 and a P229 in 40sw.

 

You can still get the P229 in 40 S&W some of the Mil/LE dealers have them. Try Osage County Guns.

https://thesigapp.com/firearms/handguns/sig-sauer-p226-40-night-sights.html

I bought one of these in 1998 and it’s a sweet shooter still looks like the day I bought it. I probably have around 800 rounds through it.