Anyone excited about Sig bringing back the P-225?

[Cossack]

I wouldn't mind at all if Smith re-released its single-stack nines...or any of its metal frames, for that matter.

I had a P229 in 9mm and a P225. The grip on the P229 was not terribly larger than the P225...but the P225 shot much more nicely.

I also had a P226. The only one I've kept is the P225. I never feel underarmed carrying it.

Too bad the new one will use different magazines; now there will be two different and non-compatible P225 mag types to keep track of.

Pity also about the price. I can't see it lasting long on the market at that price.

Too bad more people don't appreciate the qualities of a single-stack 9mm. They are some of the best-handling pistols I know.

 

[Dirty_Harry]

Nope. It might be worth looking at if it wasn't so dang expensive. I mean really?

 

[Cossack]

Maybe they figure that if some people will pay $2K for the other classic single-stack Sig 9mm, they'll pay half that for this one

I'd love a P210 and I love my P225, but I wouldn't pay these prices for them.

 

[JJNA]

One more time! Sig P225A1 SAO! Pretty please!

 

[chadio]

A large, heavy, single-stack 45?

Just what today's market demands.

1911-think, boggles the mind at times.

Sound familiar?

 

[Walt Sherrill]

A large, heavy, single-stack 45?

Just what today's market demands.

Sounds like a SIG P-220 X-Six: stainless frame and slide, 8-round single-stack mag.