Sig P250

[clemsonu0219]

Anyone had any first-hand experience with the new Sig P250?

 

[RKBABob]

Not me.... in fact, I had to look it up.

It looks pretty cool, this modular design... being able to change 1 gun into 9mm, .357 sig, .40, and .45... from compact to tactical sized.

But to change out the barrel and slide for a caliber change, or the barrel, slide and frame for a size change... any idea how much all these parts would cost compared to just buying a compact and fullsize version in your favorite caliber?


PS: Sig makes some darned pretty pistols!

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[strat81]

any idea how much all these parts would cost compared to just buying a compact and fullsize version in your favorite caliber?

I'm not sure. But part of what makes the system attractive is that you do not need to fill out a 4473 every time you want something new. The parts can be shipped to your door.

 

[BlazingAngel01]

I do. I think its one of the best weapon systems out there. Fits fore every shooter, change for different operations and multi caliber. Easy to work on easy to clean. Sig did great I would love to see Glock try this.

 

[mpc12]

I ordered on in the shop with they first came available and have been playing with it an awful lot. I really enjoy the feel, the trigger is super smooth, but really doesn't feel like a Sig trigger to me at all.

 

[hankdatank1362]

I don't know about all this... I know a new barrel to swap my .40 P226 to a .357SIG cost a freakin arm and a leg. I'd hate to see how much a new barrel and frame costs for this.

What about slides? Whould you need a new slide every time, due to the differend breechface?

 

[modifiedbrowning]

I heard a very unfounded rumor that new frames will be $49. I heard this from my brother who probably read it on the internet so I have no proof that this will be the actual price.