[Sox]

Gang, what is the deal with Sig? There never seems to be much interest in a subcompact Sig. This crowd seems to love bigger, heavier, and clunkier. I tried a 239, but the trigger reset was clumsy. I would like to try a sigpro trigger. A sigpro subcompact would be a nice addition.

[cmsgt]

I'd like to see Sig produce a 9mm in a frame size of P232. Additional weight for all steel construction would be just fine.

[jar]

There's a whole new line of great SiG Polymer pistols that include 9mm, 40S&W, 357SiG and soon 45acp. They come in everything from a 5" barrel down to a sub-compact. It's called the Sprinfield XD, the SiGPro SiG should have made.:D :D :D

[Baron Holbach]

I have the P220 .45 and P226 9mm. Similar to S&W, I would like to see Sig try their hand at making a full-size 1911.

[SIGarmed]

A SIG 1911? I never thought of that. Thats great. I'd buy one in a heart beat.

[George Hill]

This crowd seems to love bigger, heavier, and clunkier.

You gotta be kidding me. No. It's not like that at all. The reason the SigPro isn't as popular because if you have owned and used the other Sig pistols, you know the SigPro is just not on the same level. The action isnt as smooth. The action isn't as reliable. The pistol is less accurate. The trigger isnt as smooth or light... the whole unit just feels cheap and weak. This isn't something Sig owners really like.