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Get both and dual wield
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P227 Tacops / Considering Moving from .45ACP
I am considering moving on from my P227 Tacops to a P220 Legion in 10mm.
What would your thoughts be? I am not interested in the debate of which round is better for home defense or for stopping a Grizzly. Just considering the Legion and moving on from the Tacops P227.
Thoughts?
What would your thoughts be? I am not interested in the debate of which round is better for home defense or for stopping a Grizzly. Just considering the Legion and moving on from the Tacops P227.
Thoughts?
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I like the way you think. My wife does NOT!
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To determine if one pistol would suite you better than the other. Get both to the range and try them out. They have different features and feel for each individual.
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The biggest difference will be the grip width, moving from a double stack magazine to a single stack. In addition, the P220 10mm has a five-inch barrel, where the TACOPS has the standard 4.4-inch barrel. As deserttrans mentioned, you need to try the P220 at a range to see how it fits your hand.
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If I didn’t have a 77 GCNM the P220 Legion 45ACP would be my choice. I have a 227 Elite that has a threaded barrel and suppressor sights and modified Tacops grips. You might call it a combo tacops/tactical. Honestly, I really like the Legion P220. Wouldn’t matter in 10 or 45.
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Explain to your wife the right number of guns to have; Just One More
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I’m not a ballistics expert by any means so I’m asking this out of my own ignorance.
Is .45 Super a possibility in your P227 and if so, does it do what the 10mm would do for you?
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Is .45 Super a possibility in your P227 and if so, does it do what the 10mm would do for you?
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I will gladly accept your offer to sale your Tac-ops!
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I don't know if you have other handguns than the P227 in 45. Ammo availability is one thought I always keep in mind when moving toward and away from a particular gun. I admit to being at the extreme fringe of caliber availability, but I'd hate to see your only handgun be a 10mm. Unless you reload and have plenty of components to build 10mm, crunch time may come, and with no ammo, we all know you merely have a brick—just my thoughts. Good luck with your decision!
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Would you be carrying it a lot? Legion 10mm is pretty hefty vs aluminum frame of the 227.
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Agree with the comments about doing a side by side shoot off at the range. There were guns I thought I liked until I realized I couldn’t shoot them as will as others!
I'd keep the 227 Tacops and buy the P220 Legion. They're two different guns, and chances are you'll have seller's remorse if you sell the Tacops.
No carry of that weapon. More of a range and HD piece. Have a slick P320SC in .357sig to carry, or the P365.
I may just do that!
I have 5 - P320's in 9mm, a P320SC in .357Sig, a P226 Tacops in 9mm, P365 and the P227 in .45ACP.
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With the nine listed handguns (just the SIGs; unknown what other firearms may be owned by the OP), getting just the, one additional SIG 10mm Legion, seems like it shouldn't be a big deal.
Just get it and don't sell something you shouldn't have to sell, as money doesn't seem to be the problem.
Weblink to subject P220 10mm:
www.sigsauer.com
Just get it and don't sell something you shouldn't have to sell, as money doesn't seem to be the problem.
Weblink to subject P220 10mm:
P220 Legion Full-Size 10mm
The legendary P220 pistol receives a series of enhancements based on the needs and wants of professionals.10mm
www.sigsauer.com
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