Next 9mm, Sig 2022 vs SR9c?

That is one thing I will hand to the SR9, the grip. I haven't played with the 9c much, but the grip on the fullsize SR9 is just wonderful. If they made a version with no mag safety or manual safety I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
 
I'm not a Ruger fan and swore for years I'd never own a striker fired handgun. I bought a SR9C last month though and think it is awesome. I also own four CZ's and one Sig and do not feel the Sig is better made. CZ also has great customer service.
 
this is one of the only times i would suggest a ruger over a sig. i don't like the sp2022 or the P250. i think they are both poor designs. ruger has pulled off a fantastic budget package in the sr9c.
 
loose_holster_dan said:
this is one of the only times i would suggest a ruger over a sig. i don't like the sp2022 or the P250. i think they are both poor designs. ruger has pulled off a fantastic budget package in the sr9c.
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I wouldn't call the SP2022 a poor design. 250k to the French and 121k to Colombia is pretty prolific for a pistol these days. I know sales don't always mean quality, I just found it to be pretty decent and I'm not aware of issues like the P250.

By the way, I was actually at Sig Academy when the Colombia National Police were there training. Apparently part of the deal that was brokered with SIG included training. They were there for 1-2 months straight. These were pretty hardcore guys (a lot have death marks on them) and they were running their SP2022s pretty hard.
 
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I to am curious why the SP2022 is a poor design? Mine has ran flawlessly from high powered factory loads to reduced wadcutters. Its a different handling gun than the Ruger but the workmanship and the trigger are excellent.
 
I've owned 2 P250c's and never had a jamb or failure out of either one. I'm not sure why people slam that gun. To the OP, I don't think you will go wrong with either one
 
I've owned 2 P250c's and never had a jamb or failure out of either one. I'm not sure why people slam that gun. To the OP, I don't think you will go wrong with either one
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The P250 did have some documented issues in the earlier models. To my knowledge those have been remedied for some time and they are good pistols at typically a very affordable price.
 
get a sig sauer p226 in 9mm

get a sig sauer p226 in 9mm. the navy seals use that for one of their pistols. I used to own one. I put hogue grips on mine. i had to buy it used though because sig sauer classics are to high new for me.
 
I think the SP2022 is one of the best values in the handgun market. I think you would have a difficult time finding a gun capable of that level of accuracy and reliability in that price range. I'm also not aware of any design flaws.
 
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