Sig 2022?

[Texasjim]

Anyone know how reliable the sig 2022 is.

 

[Hezmana957]

I believe it is as reliable as a metal framed pistol. Sig was not the first to put out poly guns, they waited until they were sure to get it right.

 

[devildog4329]

Im my opinion they are the best deal you can find out there for under 400. I carried one for a couple years on a contract i worked. My father bought one as his first auto.

During our contract training we put a few thousand rounds through each gun and only had a few stopages, and all of those were user caused. I love the 2022 and will add one to my collection in the future.

 

[TexasBill]

The U.S. Army Tank and Automotive Command bought 5,000 of them and seemed pleased.

I've got one on my wish list right now.

 

[BSnyder]

I just put an order in for one at my LGS on Saturday. Happy Christmas to me! The only real downside I could find is that holsters are a little hard to come by. And by ordering at this time of year, it's going to be a few weeks till I get some range time. Oh, and it only comes with one mag which is kind of a bummer but for a Sig for $400 I'm not complaining.

 

[dogmush]

Mine has about 5000 rounds through it with no malfunctions since I bought it.

 

[Walking Dead]

Have one and love it. Always goes bang and fires anything I put in it. Don't listen to the "it's a budget Sig" crap. It's polymer so of course it's gonna be more cost effective than a machined alloy frame pistol.

 

[rugerman]

So far mine has been flawless, the only problem that I have is loading the mags , it wears my thumbs out and it takes a while to get used to the double/single action trigger. Mine came with 2 mags when I bought it a couple of years ago.