Want...no, better make that NEED, a 357 SIG

[Mossy Bloke]

I'm really in the market for a .357 Sig. I don't know why. I've never shot one and only held a G33 once. But for some reason I've just got to have a 357 sig!

So here are my questions: Which manufacturers make pistols in 357? I know about Glock and Sig.

I feel like my small collection of pistols consists of some high quality guns. Glock 36, HK P7M8, Ruger Super Blackhawk HUNTER. And 2 P32's (please...no laughing)

I've been looking at the G33 but would consider going with something else like the P229 just to diversify.

What do you guys think?

 

[Marko Kloos]

You can always get a Walther P99 in .40 and a Bar-Sto .357SIG barrel for it. Instant convertible.

 

[Mossy Bloke]

Hmmm.....

A Walther would be a nice addition! What do the 357 barrels cost? and do you use the same .40 magazines? Or must I buy different ones?

 

[Harold A]

I own a SigPro that I have both the 40 and 357sig barrels for. It is a great platform for the 357 round. The polymer grame soaks up some of the recoil.

I have owned both the classic sigs and now the Sig pro. Don't believe when people say that it is not on par with the Sig Classics it is. In my opinion it is the best polymer gun on the market. The rails on it are huge and beefy. The triger has great feel to it. The Sig classics are great guns and so are the Sig Pros.

 

[12-34hom]

357sig

Mossy, I have an H&K compact in 357sig [variant #1] for sale.

Gun comes with 2 -10 rnd factory mags, MMC adjustable sites, plastic hardcase & owners manual.

550.00 - if your interested.

12-34hom.

 

[10-Ring]

The nicest 357sig pistol I've shot is a 1911. Downside is that it was a $2000 custom Now, if that's w/in your relm of possibility, go for it!

 

[caz223]

Me likes my sig pro 2340.
The first gun designed from the ground up for the 357SIG, not a reworked .40 that was a reworked 9mm.
Mine shoots like a laser.
Bonus, with a barrel change, it also shoots .40 (But everybody already knew that, didn't they.)