Sig Pro Series and Sig 2022...

[Autolycus]

I just wanted to get some opinions on this gun. Especially the 9mm variant.

And wanted to see the size of it compared to a P2000 and Glock 17/22.

Thanks.

 

[Wordsmith]

I've shot a Sig Pro and think the trigger and ergonomics are excellent. In terms of size, it's much larger than a P2000 (which is my daily carry), so much so that I wouldn't even think about carrying a Sig Pro in the summer, while I carry the P2000 on even the hottest (i.e. lightest-dressed) days. The Sig Pro's size is probably comparable to the Glock 17/22, though I would guess that the Sig Pro is taller.

Keep in mind that I carry my P2000 with a flat baseplate, which does a lot to make it seem smaller.

I'm not sure why the Sig Pro isn't a better seller. I guess the kind of people who buy Sigs buy metal.

 

[md7]

i really like the sig pro series. the one i have shot with was the 2022 in .40. its been a while, but it seems like it was comparable in size with Glock 19/23 more than the Glock 17/22. it felt great in my hand, the da was smooth, and the sa was every bit as smooth as my sig 226.

 

[tydephan]

I owned a Sig Pro 2022 in .357sig.

I feel like the gun is a fantastic piece. However, it didn't fit my hand at all. I thought at first that it did, but the more I shot it the less I liked the fit. I REALLY didn't like the .357sig round out of this gun.

But the trigger was nice. It was my first DA/SA trigger and seemed very smooth. The overall functionality of the gun was on par with what you would expect out of a Sig product.

However I just didn't like it. I traded straight up with a guy for a LNIB Glock 19 and simply couldn't be happier.

 

[Fun2Shoot]

The Sig 2022 9mm is my main HD choice.

I have owned and shot extensively both XD sub compact 9mm & XD service 4" 9mm. Owned a Ruger P95 9mm. That's a total of four poly-framed guns with thousands of rds down range, and by my experience, the Sig Pro 2022 is the best overall performer.

You get two grip choices. A smoother large size & a smaller stipled grip. The stock post/dot contrast sights were fine for what they are, but I installed Trijicon tritiums. I have short fingers so I had a short trigger installed too.

Of course, guns like anything else are a personal choice, but you could do a lot worse than a Sig 2022.

It is an excellent value, very accurate, feeds & extracts any & all ammos plus it has a picitinny rail for accessories. I like the added security layer of it's decocker too.

I'm sold on my Sig Pro as you can tell. I believe that it is an excellent compromise of features and it's form follows it's function.

No one gun can do everything, but the Sig 2022 does a fine job for it's intended purpose, IMHO.

 

[MustangHowie]

I have the 2009 9mm and the 2043 .357 &.40. I really like both of them. I have shot a few .40s and the only ones I like have been the P226 and the SP2340. Sold the others and kept the Sigs. Hope to get the 2022 in 9mm soon.

 

[Autolycus]

Well this will be a 9mm and a range gun mainly. It may also be a HD gun.

I cant carry as I live in a horribly oppresive state (Illinois) so I am not to worriued about this gun as a CCW. But when I move I will be carrying my HK P2000.

I found a real good deal on magazines and decided I would buy the gun. The 9mm mags are $6.99 over at Cals Sporting Armory. I bought 20. I have heard so many good things about this gun that I just wanted a few more opinions.

Just got to set some money aside for now.

What kind of finish does it have? Cause I have seen them in a two-tone that looks sharp.

 

[gandog56]

I feel like the gun is a fantastic piece. However, it didn't fit my hand at all. I thought at first that it did, but the more I shot it the less I liked the fit. I REALLY didn't like the .357sig round out of this gun.

But the trigger was nice. It was my first DA/SA trigger and seemed very smooth. The overall functionality of the gun was on par with what you would expect out of a Sig product.

However I just didn't like it. I traded straight up with a guy for a LNIB Glock 19 and simply couldn't be happier.

I have the exact opposite experience. I've never felt a Glock comfortably in my short fingered small hand. A Sig P229 fits rather nicely. Plus I also got it with the 40 cal S&W barrel, so it's like two guns in one.

 

[pastor paul]

Out of all my handguns, my 2022 -.40 is my favorite to shoot. don't CCW it because of its size but truly like to pull that trigger. ergos, balance and accuracy are superb for me.