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You are correct. Mine also has very slight side to side movement when doing what you described. My guess would be that its normal.

Do you mean when the weapon is field stripped or assembled? I just checked mine and its rock solid while assembled. However I did not field strip it to see if it moves while disassembled.

Totally normal.

Here is a pic of my P220ST. It is a tack driver. I appologize for the poor quality photo. The slide and frame look better matched in person.

The Sig Sauer P250 is coming out soon. http://www.sauer-waffen.de/index.php?id=319&lang=en

Glock 22 and 23 I think?

P229S http://www.sigarms.com/products/sport.asp

Here is a link to what the feds use. http://www.fortunecity.com/tattooine/leiber/50/DGAAAFED.html

Browning Hi Power is a 9mm that uses similar manual of arms as a 1911. A few manufactures offer single action models. CZ has a single action version. Yes. The way to operate my Sig is to have a fully loaded mag, one in the chamber and decocked(hammer down). The first pull will be heavy...

No WD-40 here. I use Break Free CLP, Militec 1 oil and grease, and Rem oil. I recommend going to the Militec-1 and ordering some FREE samples. I did and I am very pleased with this stuff. http://www.militec-1.com/

SigP220ST

OK sorry for getting off topic here but I am going to respond to this post. It does not surprise me that the P220 broke a trigger pin after 6000+ rounds. Sig recommends replacing springs and pins every 2500 rounds with the P220 and every 5000 rounds on all the other Sig's. And the gun continued...

Well this is the first I have heard of this done to the new Sig 1911 and unfortunately do not have a link to it. But I do have the link to the P220 10000 round test. http://www.galleryofguns.com/ShootingTimes/Articles/DisplayArticles.asp?ID=1230 And no not all 1911's would pass a 10k...

Don't you know this is a part of the testing the FBI conducts before adopting a new pistol. Yes they fire a pistol with a round stuck in the barrel(squib). And yes the Glock 22 and 23 are FBI approved.

FBI/Miami Shootout http://www.firearmstactical.com/briefs7.htm

This is my preferred .45ACP and it fits my hand like a glove. All the double stack .45's I have tried are too big for me to get a comfortable grip on. I could shoot a double stack .45 but it would not be as comfortable after a long day shooting. Plus with the ban the way it is I am only...

They are not safe enough to sell in CA. :uhoh:

My Glock 22 does NOT bulge cases. But I am sure to use new high quality ammunition and do not re-chamber rounds over and over to create set back.

This is not true. And from my understanding and from the guys over at Glock Talk the G37 is maxed out with 10 rounds since they built it on a smaller frame. The next compact models I.E. G38 will have a lower capacity. Do I like it? Doesn't really turn me on right now but I guess I can see a...

I was in a similar situation not long ago. I narrowed it down to a Sig P220ST and H&K USP45. If you have not handled these two pistols I highly suggest you do so before going out and purchasing. When I went and felt the difference in the pistols my mind was made up. Don't get me wrong the H&K is...