I recently came into possession on a two tone Sig 229, chambered in 357sig with the DAK trigger.
I must say I wish I had obtained one of these years ago. Simply the finest handgun I have ever owned. I have Colts, HK, S&W, Browning, FN, and Berettas. None matches the fit and finish on this pistol.
The stainless slide is a satin beadblasted finish, and the frame is the traditional Sig black. The controls are stainless and the contrast makes it a handsome looking pistol as well.
As reliability goes......it's a Sig, totally reliable. Accuracy is simply superb. 1.5" groups at 15 yards with me doing my part. I'm currently in the process of having the rest of my handgun collection appraised. I am contemplating dumping all of them and buying a 226, and 239 and a smaller safe.
With a 40 and 9mm conversion barrels I don't see the need for any other handguns. It makes me regret all the money I've wasted over the years on lesser handguns. Anyone else feel this way about the Sig 229? I used to be a revolver guy too!!!
I must say I wish I had obtained one of these years ago. Simply the finest handgun I have ever owned. I have Colts, HK, S&W, Browning, FN, and Berettas. None matches the fit and finish on this pistol.
The stainless slide is a satin beadblasted finish, and the frame is the traditional Sig black. The controls are stainless and the contrast makes it a handsome looking pistol as well.
As reliability goes......it's a Sig, totally reliable. Accuracy is simply superb. 1.5" groups at 15 yards with me doing my part. I'm currently in the process of having the rest of my handgun collection appraised. I am contemplating dumping all of them and buying a 226, and 239 and a smaller safe.
With a 40 and 9mm conversion barrels I don't see the need for any other handguns. It makes me regret all the money I've wasted over the years on lesser handguns. Anyone else feel this way about the Sig 229? I used to be a revolver guy too!!!