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larry, the choice is ultimately yours, but I'm with the majority. I carry MY G19 with one in the chamber every day. You justified doing it this way by saying you will chamber a round if/when you get into a dangerous situation. The problem with that is that folks don't know when that is...

I used to have a Sig 229 and 239 which I carried regularly. I carried both in VMII hoslters with a Milt Sparks Belt. IMO, they are great guns but very heavy to carry. I've since sold both and now carry a Glock 19 in a VMII. Lighter weight, higher capacity and an all around great gun.

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I traded for a new G19 last week. I came home cleaned it and went to the range. Out of 100 rounds, I had 2 failures to extract. I figured either my fault or needs to break in a little. I went back to the range Wednesday and shot 115 rounds. Not a single malfunction. I used to own a G23...

I've owned 3 Ultra Carry's. One was the CDP, one was a used UC, the other a new UC. All three were series II. Without fail, I had failures to extract. So I called Kimber and they sent me new extractors. I also bought Wilson mags. Once I installed the new extractors all of the failures...

The one on my 870 is straight.

I have a Sig 239 with the ceramic finish. It holds up well. I also have a 229 with the regular Nitron finish and it shows normal holster wear, the ceramic does not.

Good choice on the 239, I have one in .40 and its my everyday carry gun when the temps are warmer and I wear less clothes. I have 2 holsters for mine. My favorite is a Milt Sparks VersaMax II, it's a great IWB holster that holds the gun nice and tight. I also have a High Noon SkyHigh, OWB...

I had one I bought at a gun show right after Ohio passed the ccw law. I got home, tried it out and returned it the next day. It was the most uncomfortable thing I've ever worn.

I'm partial to Sigs, I've got a 239 that I love. You could also get one with the DAK trigger.

I have both and while they don't seem that different to look at them side by side, where I really notice it is when I am carrying one. The 239 conceals much easier. The 229 still conceals well, but more so in cooler weather. I have a VersaMax II for each gun, so I know the holster doesn't...

I have a 239 that came with both barrels. I sold the 357 barrel and mags. Price and availability of ammo were the main reasons. It had a lot of muzzle flash as well.

I bought one for my son and nephew. I think the adults had more fun than the kids. My Mom and Dad were shooting each other. I bought them from www.drugstore.com They were cheaper there than the nra store.

I've owned a few Kimbers. All are gone and now I have a Sig 229 and a Sig 239. I carry the 229 more in the colder weather, the 239 when it gets warm. Both are great guns, I haven't had a problem with either. With the Kimbers, I had to replace the extractor on all 3 just to get them to...

Sig 229, .40 in a Milt Sparks VersaMax II

I have a Sig 229 and a Sig 239, both have .40 and 357 SIG barrels. I just shot the 357 SIG for the first time this past Saturday. I'm not sold on it, but I'm not sure I want to sell them either. My 229 is very accurate and comfortable to shoot with the .40. The 239 is very snappy with the...

check out www.sigforum.com they usually have a bunch for sale there and you can get a good idea on what they are worth. I just traded my SW 629 for a two-tone 239 in .40, its a great ccw gun

I had my dealer order a non-rail 229 in January direct from Sig. I don't care for the look of the rail but the real reason I wanted one is because I bought a Milt Spark VMII for a non-rail gun. I like the rounded look much better than the squared off rail version

try www.topgunsupply.com I just bought (2) 12 rd 229 mags in .40 cal. I think they were $30 each

Sig 229 in .40 sw. Man does this thing shoot. Then you can get a .357 sig barrel and have two guns in one.