Congrats, they look so good when new. 
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My newest Sig - M11-A1
New to me (and said and appears to be NIB) but born 5/2017. I’ve gone from a relatively recent thread I started about streamlining and possibly consolidating into a single model (P320) that could have entailed selling some of my other non-320 Sigs (MK25, P229 Legion and P365) to buying another metal Sig. I need meds.
I welcome any thoughts and feedback. I’ve already spent some time looking at prior threads about
- mods (I’m holding off for now, as my other P series are not modified - but maybe the E2 grips, and FO sights for my aging eyes);
- holsters (I’m liking the Milt Sparks, which would be my first - but hung up on VM2 vs other IWBs); and
- comparisons to other P229s (although I can share mags with the Legion, now I “need” more….)
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Congrats on your purchase. You are in for a treat!
Those factory grips are a little slippery, IMO.
I use the Hogue rubber grips on mine but many people don't like them.
People complain that the rubber can catch on your shirt but I never seem to have that problem.
They also have a little more girth but I have average hands and they are no problem for me.
Besides grips, you may want to consider a Super Strut from the Sig Armorer.
It noticeably improves the trigger pull, at least, I think it does.
https://www.thesigarmorer.com/product/tsa-ss-mss/
If you find the trigger pinching your finger on the frame at full stoke, you may want to try a different trigger.
I chose the Armory Craft Slightly Curved Dual-Adjustable Trigger. I love it but triggers are a personal choice.
www.armorycraft.com
These three mods to my M11 made a big difference. I loved the gun when it was stock but now it is even better.
Those factory grips are a little slippery, IMO.
I use the Hogue rubber grips on mine but many people don't like them.
People complain that the rubber can catch on your shirt but I never seem to have that problem.
They also have a little more girth but I have average hands and they are no problem for me.
Besides grips, you may want to consider a Super Strut from the Sig Armorer.
It noticeably improves the trigger pull, at least, I think it does.
https://www.thesigarmorer.com/product/tsa-ss-mss/
If you find the trigger pinching your finger on the frame at full stoke, you may want to try a different trigger.
I chose the Armory Craft Slightly Curved Dual-Adjustable Trigger. I love it but triggers are a personal choice.
Slightly Curved P220 P224 P226 P227 P228 P229 M11A1 Dual Adjustable Trigger | armorycraft
Slightly Curved P220 P224 P226 P227 P228 P229 M11A1 Dual Adjustable Trigger - 9.5 mm wide The visible portion of the trigger is approx. 9.5mm (0.375") wide. This trigger will NOT fit any older German or West German 220/226/228 Sig pistols that have the older, narrow 7.5 mm wide trigger. However...
www.armorycraft.com
These three mods to my M11 made a big difference. I loved the gun when it was stock but now it is even better.
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