Sig Traditional 2 tone match elite - thoughts/experiences?

[anothernewb]

Found an interesting model today. The suqarish slides on the sig's have kind of put me out, but the traditional profile has got me interested.

Had a thing lately for a 2 tone 1911. The only bummer for me on most of them is I'm not a fan of the front slide cuts. Jury's still out on the external extractor. more of a "look' thing. I've got a sign ultra 2 tone and never gave it a second look.

Anyone out there with full size sigs - how have they been? most of the review stuff I have seen is old. and nothing on these new ones

 

[Thermactor]

I've got one of these.
http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProductDetails/1911-xo-stainless.aspx

Its their most basic 1911 as far as I know. It's pretty traditional.. no silly slide serrations that don't belong. No frame rail.

I'm pleased with mine. No malfunctions or failures at all to speak of, and its as tight as a drum, as precise as a Swiss watch. Tighter tolerances than their P22x series guns.

 

[sauer1911]

I have 3 sig 1911's.

A black nitron, all stainless steel, and a TTT.

They are all very, very good guns. Never had a lick of trouble with any of em.

I go back and forth between the TTT and the Black Nitron for IDPA CDP shoots. The stainless seems to get heavy later in the day.

The TTT has a match grade barrel from the factory, I put an Ed Brown barrel in the Black Nitron.

I love Sigs, I have many.

be safe.