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Tripp Hard Chrome on the slide.

Here we go again ........... Round them all up for a new family portrait. ;)

+ 1 on that.

I've got only one thing to say to you ....................... great choice !! ;)

Got one from Dan's Ammo. I believe it is the best value for your buck out there.

1BR, I sure wish you would let us in on the secret of how to make Sigs reproduce in captivity! ;) Really great collection. Thanks for sharing.

Newest Family Member I didn't know whether to post this under "What's The Last Gun You Bought" or here at the Sig Club. I figured it would be more appreciated here. :) My new P220 Match. I have only had a chance to put 150 rounds through it but is a sweet shooter. When you pick it up the extra...

I have a Glock 17, an XD9sc, and an M&Pfs .40. I like them all! If I could only keep one it would be a difficult decision, but I would probably go with the M&P. Great ergonomics.

I've got two 92FS's and three P226's, so I obviously think highly of both, and I consider both to be classic handguns. You can't go wrong with either. I am a Sigaholic, but when you rack the slide on a 92FS it is smooth as silk. You are looking at two handguns that will serve you well. Good luck.

+1. My 75B made in 1999 and still has that sharp gloss blue finish. It holds up very well.

I have a Para C7.45. Bought it used about 4 - 5 years ago. Every indication seemed to point to a gun that was very close to new and fired very little. The first problem was with the slide not locking back after the last round. Para sent me a new slide stop, and that actually fixed the problem...

Well said, BF. I've never met a Sig I didn't like. :cool:

I can buy that. But I guess that when dropped and hits anywhere other than the hammer you just look for have to look for the scratches & dents. ;)

I would really like to know your sources for the above. What you are saying is that every P6 has been dropped - and on their hammer, at that. I may be mistaken but all the P6's I have seen have come with the broken circle hammer. And does it really make sense that a company is going to install a...

The springs are 24 lb and the double action trigger pull is brutal, but you can get 19 lb springs from Brownell that makes the trigger pull a lot more bearable. The single action pull isn't bad. I've heard a couple of theories on the hammer configuration, but the one that seems the most likely...

Go for it. IMO it's the best pistol around. Definitely worth the price.

If you can get a Grade 1 from Dan's, jump on it. ;)

This poll is worthless without Sig ! :fire:

My P220ST, with my P245 close behind.

I have a 225 and a 75 compact. Love them both. I give the edge to the P225 - just my opinion - but you can't go wrong with either.