Sig 220 for USPSA


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buenhec
October 5, 2007, 12:15 AM
I have been to my fifth USPSA match now. I was shooting my P229 9mm but I am now a .45 fan. I have shot my XD45 Tactical a couple of times and even though it is a fine weapon I really like shooting my Sig 220 compact alot more. Sigs feel more solid IMHO.

Would you recommend a 220 full size with 10 round mags, or my 220 compact with 10 round mags (there would be a gap below the grip and mag base).

I really want to go Sig & .45 What configuration do you recommend? Im not a big 1911 platform fan.

Thanks

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Scorpiusdeus
October 5, 2007, 12:57 PM
Fullsize P220 10 round mag. I shoot a P226ST in .40 S&W fro USPSA and I love it.

I've been thinking of taking my XD Tactical 40 out as well, but it needs serious work before I compete with it.

buenhec
October 5, 2007, 03:55 PM
no kidding, dont get me wrong, I like my XD, but after shooting a Sig, you get spolied. Ho many rounds on that 226ST?

Scorpiusdeus
October 5, 2007, 04:29 PM
Only about 2K total rounds on the ST. I actually own two, but the other is reverse two tone so I keep it as a back up. I really love it, but I would like to have some work done on it. I plan on sending it to Bruce gray some day soon.

SR_
October 8, 2007, 06:33 PM
Would you be able to use the 220 in the single stack division?

sargenv
October 8, 2007, 09:37 PM
Unfortunately Single stack doesn't mean single stack anything. It means 1911 only for the most part. I asked the same question for a single stack S&W 645. Even though it is a Single stack gun, it would have to compete in L10 or Production since it's a SA/DA gun. While the 220 would work in L10, there just aren't all that many out there. I know someone who used to shoot one, and they soon upgraded to an SVI for L10.

I like the Sigs also, I shoot a 229 for production, but the Glocks pretty much dominate that and other guns dominate the other divisions. I say shoot what you have though.. If you can do ok, then more power to you.

buenhec
October 12, 2007, 01:31 PM
Walked into my local Sig dealer yesterday. I was going to get the CPO 220 but ended up getting the Equinox 220. What a beautifull piece of work. Shot it last night at the USPSA match and loved it and got lots of compliments.

The only setback was that the light load .45 ammo I had would not cycle the ammo, ended up trading ammo and had a good time.

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