In praise of the S&W Sigma

[tankermanjake]

both my cousins in law have them. one has a .40 and the other has the 9mm. the only thing i can say is that they are better than a hi-point. they felt very edgy and rough in my hand, holding and firing, but like i said better than a hi-point.

 

[HoosierGunClub]

I carried the S&W .40 Sigma for over two years. Fired close to 1k rounds through it and never had a single issue.

 

[DEAHEAT]

Get the SD its pretty much a improved sigma

SD9™ & SD40™ SELF DEFENSE PISTOL
Available in both 9mm and .40 S&W caliber, the SD Pistols include a number of features for improved control and precision. A front tritium night sight improves targeting. The SDT™ Self Defense Trigger provides consistent pull from first to last round. An ergonomic , textured grip firmly places confidence in the palm of your hand. Now available in a complete Home Defense Kit with a S&W Micro90™ Compact Pistol Light and GunVault-Nano200 Lockable Gun Safe.

SD9™ & SD40™ Pistol Features:
1. Front Tritium Night Sight
2. Picatinny-Style Equipment Rail
3. Textured Finger Locator
4. Stainless Steel Rear Sight
5. Front and Rear Slide Serrations
6. SDT™ Self Defense Trigger
7. 18° Slim, Ergonomic Grip
Also Available as Home Defense Kit:
A. SD9™ or SD40™ Pistol
B. S&W Micro90™ Compact Pistol Light
- 90 Lumens
- 2+ Hour "Constant On" Runtime
- Ambidextrous Switch Control w/Momentary & Constant ON Modes
C. GunVault Nano200 Lockable Gun Safe

 

[doc540]

4 recent model Sigma's

No problems with any of them.

NONE

Not a single FTL, FTF, nada

Sent all three back to S&W on their dime to have the triggers smoothed up.

S&W paid shipping both ways (even on used guns)

Best new, $250, hicap semi's I've ever owned.

 

[LugerT]

I own a sw9ve Sigma in 9mm.

Never any jams, no fail to feeds, only fail to fire i've ever had in it was due to the fact that there was no primer in the casing

It eat the cast bullets I load for target like a champ.
Breaks down for cleaning with no tools.

All in all best $300 I've spent for a semi and two 16 round mags.

 

[Bmont2409]

sigma

I have a Sigma 40 VE and love it. I shot low left with it at first and knew the trigger was long and hard. Took it back to Cabela's and the gentleman running the gun library put a trigger pull scale on it and it went to 18 lbs. He said he would send it in for repair and it was returned in about a week. It is very accurate now and has had no problems with jams or FTF and has had over 2000 rounds of every thing I could find to shoot in 40 cal. Also has the most natural point of any pistol I have. Would buy another in a heartbeat.