Redcoat3340
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Anyone familiar with a Sig p250 in .380? I've got my eye on one and am curious if anyone has shot one.
I have a p250 in 9mm and it shoots just fine if I take my time, work the DAO trigger (it's a smooth 6 lbs) concentrate on sight picture and let the gun do it's job.
I picked up my first .380 (Beretta 84F) and it like it a bunch, so I thought I get another as long as I'm buying ammo for it.
Of course, like all blowbacks the slide is a bit stiff to rack. As the Sig is a locked breech I've read it's easier to rack and as it's DAO I'm thinking it might make a good pistol for my wife -- safe with DAO, easy to use, low recoil, and the round is acceptable. Sort of like a revolver but with more bullets.
The asking price is $270 and I'm thinking even if I don't shoot it in .380 I've got a spare 9mm subcompact frame and barrel/slide/mags and I can always do the exchange thing and make it another 9mm for a pretty good price.
Thoughts? Comments?
I have a p250 in 9mm and it shoots just fine if I take my time, work the DAO trigger (it's a smooth 6 lbs) concentrate on sight picture and let the gun do it's job.
I picked up my first .380 (Beretta 84F) and it like it a bunch, so I thought I get another as long as I'm buying ammo for it.
Of course, like all blowbacks the slide is a bit stiff to rack. As the Sig is a locked breech I've read it's easier to rack and as it's DAO I'm thinking it might make a good pistol for my wife -- safe with DAO, easy to use, low recoil, and the round is acceptable. Sort of like a revolver but with more bullets.
The asking price is $270 and I'm thinking even if I don't shoot it in .380 I've got a spare 9mm subcompact frame and barrel/slide/mags and I can always do the exchange thing and make it another 9mm for a pretty good price.
Thoughts? Comments?