So with the Sig if the hammer gets snagged and falls forward by accident (without pulling the trigger) would it go bang if safety is off?
Or does it have safeties in place to prevent that, and the only way for it to fire is if the trigger is pulled & Safety off?
I know many people carry a Glock with a 3.5 lb trigger pull which besides the hammer getting stuck seems more dangerous?
Personally I like simple point and shoot. Glocks, revolvers. But the Sig is a quality gun and I like Sig. I just am trying to decide if I can get used to a whole “new system”. I also like hammer fired guns. IMO more reliable. Plus second strike capability is a big plus, IMO. I assume this Sig has it?
As one time when I put my Ruger LCR & Glock 26 through “4+ years of no maintenance/etc” just sat locked up in the trunk? The only issue was a light strike (2) which both went off on second try.
Or does it have safeties in place to prevent that, and the only way for it to fire is if the trigger is pulled & Safety off?
I know many people carry a Glock with a 3.5 lb trigger pull which besides the hammer getting stuck seems more dangerous?
Personally I like simple point and shoot. Glocks, revolvers. But the Sig is a quality gun and I like Sig. I just am trying to decide if I can get used to a whole “new system”. I also like hammer fired guns. IMO more reliable. Plus second strike capability is a big plus, IMO. I assume this Sig has it?
As one time when I put my Ruger LCR & Glock 26 through “4+ years of no maintenance/etc” just sat locked up in the trunk? The only issue was a light strike (2) which both went off on second try.