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Black 640-1 Mine's a keeper. Name was laser engraved by S&W years back. Had it tuned this yr by a good smith, put a red ramp front sight on, and sent it to Robar in Phoenix to be enhanced with their Rohrguard blackening. Beautiful firearm now. I like the holsters by Bianchi that fit the...

great gun Presently have an alloy and a stainless with night sights. Might sell the alloy; hardly notice any difference in the 7 oz or so. They both are very accurate and work for me with a Kramer pocket holster. I was disappointed with the stainless slide with stainless non-removable front...

Sig model ex A1C, I believe the compact P220 is a P245 -- .45 caliber. The P225 is carries fewer rds than the P226 9mm that held 15 rounds -- I had a P226 for a few years; made a profit on it due to 3 high capacity mags that I had. It is still used by Navy Seal teams. The P228 is the...

Sig P225 G'day, I have every caliber except 9mm; and I might have to fill that void this year. I would strongly recommend the Sig Sauer P225; it is a full size, single stack 9mm. (I have a P220st, P239 in .40, and a P232 in .380). I might buy a P225 this year. I am on active duty with...

I have a German PPK in 32, and it is a much finer piece than the three American PPKs I have bought and sold. I agree: get a Sig Sauer P232 -- you get a 380 that is German made. I will always have a P230/232 -- have had one or two for two decades. I really cannot see any difference between...

I have a Walther PPK in 32, and it is very accurate; however, I shoot it at the range only; on my ccw is my Sig P239 in .40 and my Sig P232 in 380. My Sig P232 carries easily in a Kramer pocket holster, and I use a Galco paddle for the P239. The European mag release is second nature for me. I...

issue When I was in the army many decades ago in Europe, all of us GIs were issued our M14. I still remember my serial number, 466915; I looked it up once when I had the book of the M14; was not a Springfield. Even if we were not infantry, we had a weekly weapon ispection -- easiest way to...

my model 12 I found a model 12 in a pawn shop; and it has turned into a keeper. I put Hogue hardwood grips on it; and it looks really nice and shoots great too! I installed Wolff springs to give it even a smoother trigger pull. I like it better than my 2 in model 15, and almost as much as...

user friendly I am considering a 45 also after I sell my Glock 27; and I'm seriously looking at the Sig 245. I like the German engineering particularly when it comes to dissassembly/assembly. It goes well with my Sig P220ST. Plus I prefer its operating system of having a hammer drop and no...

On the permit presently is my Glock 27 with night sights. Fine gun. This year it'll be my Sig P239 in 40; I shoot it a little better than the Glocks. I like having a revolver on the permit too; and this will be an enhanced Colt D.Sp. with super action job from Cylinder and Slide. Might get a...

more accurate I was just thinking about getting a P225 cause I'm lacking a 9mm and recently did enjoy shooting a friend's Ruger P89, 9mm. However, my P239 in 40 is my most accurate semi auto in the inventory, past and present. It was very disappointing to me when they (p239) first came out...

location Live in Lake County; carry in Bay Area.

When I have been carrying (snubby or SigP232), I have always used an Uncle Mike's fanny pack or Kramer pocket holster; so regardless of going somewhere, removing the jacket, the weapon is still concealed. Since I will be getting a Hume belt holster and possibly a Bianchi shoulder holster, I...

yo sixgun Sixgun, Is your Bianchi shoulder holster the x-15 agent or the 7700 series? Had not thought of shoulder holster, but now am considering getting one in addition to the Hume I ordered. I used to wear an ill-fitting shoulder holster for our S&Ws and M9s under an AF flight suit. They...

taurus Last month I convinced myself to buy a T. PT945; had lots of positive comments on this forum. Wish Sig had a 45 to go along with my 220st, not the P245; and I decided the Taurus would be a good choice: assembly/disassembly is simple, single stack, like the safety and decocker; lifetime...

grips I, too, have Nill grips. Really like them, and they have improved my shooting with my 232. I bought the ones with the thumb rest, even though it is not a target gun. Couple years ago I found their German web site and was considering buying a set from the Fatherland; but was much...

9nn P232 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.

Although I carried a Colt 45 in the army; we now carry Barettas in the AF with double and single action. For me, the practice and training of what you are currently involved in would lead me to choose one over the other. If it were a carry firearm, for me, then, I'd choose the Sig -- I like my...

picked a holster Was on the net for quite some time; just did not find a paddle with thumb break except for one company; and then I decided on a Hume Double Nine for use with a belt. Looks like I'll just deal with the belt issue; seems that it would be good for ccw as it will be held more...

Greetings, Finally am sending my Colt Det Sp to C&S for a super action job tomorrow. I anticpate this fine revolver to be on my ccw this spring. I was checking web sites of holster manufacturers and did not see a leather paddle with thumb break holster for the Colt Det Sp. Presently I have a...