Sig Sauer

[gr8f1sherman]

What do y’all think is the best sig handgun?

 

[TK5o]

Classic P series such as P226/P229. Both are available in 9mm and .40 For .45 there is the P220

 

[Bearkat]

I agree with TK5o. The P226 is my go to. In my last job, I carried a P228 for 13 years and put thousands of rounds through it in training. It NEVER failed me. I have confidence in the P series SIGs same as the 1911. They go bang when you need them to.

I carry the little 365 now and am very happy with it too.

 

[stage20]

226 grip just melts in my had. Like it's molded for me. Love it.

 

[gr8f1sherman]

I wanted to thank y’all for the advice I got the p226 elite

 

[stage20]

It's so comfortable. I have the stainless version. Nicest thing I own. Lol

 

[gr8f1sherman]

I changed the grips and added the light

 

[War-Buff]

That is some pretty wood!

 

[Jdcujo]

229 is damn fine gun. Had a 226 but bit of a boat anchor for carry.

 

[frogman43]

I've had several from P220 to P365, and the P365 is all I have left.

 

[wildrider666]

Best for what purpose? If it's just a wide open: I'm a big fan of Sig TACOPS 1911s (forged steel frame/slide), not the Tacpac with cheap holster pkg. They are not often my primary CC.