Sig Pro 2340 what price
- Thread starter rblack
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A few months ago, that Sig was going for $449.00 at www.brocksguns.com
I think most places charge right at 500.00 for them though.
Ben
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I think most places charge right at 500.00 for them though.
Ben
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I just checked KyImports, and the P2340 is listed there at $529.99, and it's $559.99 at Brock. Sounds like your local price is pretty good, but then you've got taxes on top of that. Hmmm...
I just ran a few rounds through this pup today and it's got a nice feel to it.
http://www.kyimports.com/tarus.htm#sig http://www.brocksguns.com/handguns.htm
Have fun!
Roon
I just ran a few rounds through this pup today and it's got a nice feel to it.
http://www.kyimports.com/tarus.htm#sig http://www.brocksguns.com/handguns.htm
Have fun!
Roon
Glenn E. Meyer
New member
This is a post on another list about
a 2340 that I shot. I save it so here it
goes:
I had the chance this weekend to shoot a Sig 2340 with Hi-Viz
sights. The later is a fiber optic tube (green) front sight with
a single bottom white little bar rear sight. It like the one
on the new SW 337 variant.
I fired 100 rounds. My impressions:
The gun was fine to shoot. Pretty much a standard
quality 40 SW. The grip was comfortable to me -
I have medium size hands. The DA/SA transition
was no big deal - of course, I might have lost milliseconds
in the transition. Firing two handed isoceles, I did
not feel like I was throwing the first shot away. It
usually went to COM of the Texas DPS smurf.
Recoil was quite manageable and not troublesome.
I do find the Sigs to be a little chunky for my tastes
but that's personal preference. It didn't offer anything
over my Glocks ( ha ha ha - manical laugh) IMHO.
I took the smurf test as this is a practical way for me
to compare guns (Smurf is the TX CHL test - 250 total pts.).
I shot 244 as my last 5 rounds at 15 yards wandered out of the
COM/head region. This was at the end of the 100 rounds
and I think I was developing a touch of a flinch. Also,
I was using my crappy left hand as support and shooting
with my right. I think the left was getting shaky.
So pratical accuracy was fine. However, one should not
be superimpressed as I shot the same score with my 642,
one handed with my right hand. Again the last five shots
wandered into the ol' belly.
The sight is very high tech but is it an improvement? I shot
the gun indoors and in the same lighting conditions as the
642. Lighting was average room level. I've painted the 642 sight
with some bright yellow.
I also decided to try my skill with my recovering left hand with
my Glock 26. It has the standard U and dot. I shot a straight
250. Interesting that the developing flinch was hand specific
has I shot the Glock after the other two.
So I wonder if the sight is a great benefit. Outdoors you would
have more visibility but with high contrast sights to begin with,
the fiber optic advantage may be marginal in a handgun. I do
like them on my shotgun. Thus, more research is needed on
this one.
The sight is not a night sight as you need to channel available light.
The issue is then when it is an advantage over normal high contrast sights.
For what it's worth.
Glenn
a 2340 that I shot. I save it so here it
goes:
I had the chance this weekend to shoot a Sig 2340 with Hi-Viz
sights. The later is a fiber optic tube (green) front sight with
a single bottom white little bar rear sight. It like the one
on the new SW 337 variant.
I fired 100 rounds. My impressions:
The gun was fine to shoot. Pretty much a standard
quality 40 SW. The grip was comfortable to me -
I have medium size hands. The DA/SA transition
was no big deal - of course, I might have lost milliseconds
in the transition. Firing two handed isoceles, I did
not feel like I was throwing the first shot away. It
usually went to COM of the Texas DPS smurf.
Recoil was quite manageable and not troublesome.
I do find the Sigs to be a little chunky for my tastes
but that's personal preference. It didn't offer anything
over my Glocks ( ha ha ha - manical laugh) IMHO.
I took the smurf test as this is a practical way for me
to compare guns (Smurf is the TX CHL test - 250 total pts.).
I shot 244 as my last 5 rounds at 15 yards wandered out of the
COM/head region. This was at the end of the 100 rounds
and I think I was developing a touch of a flinch. Also,
I was using my crappy left hand as support and shooting
with my right. I think the left was getting shaky.
So pratical accuracy was fine. However, one should not
be superimpressed as I shot the same score with my 642,
one handed with my right hand. Again the last five shots
wandered into the ol' belly.
The sight is very high tech but is it an improvement? I shot
the gun indoors and in the same lighting conditions as the
642. Lighting was average room level. I've painted the 642 sight
with some bright yellow.
I also decided to try my skill with my recovering left hand with
my Glock 26. It has the standard U and dot. I shot a straight
250. Interesting that the developing flinch was hand specific
has I shot the Glock after the other two.
So I wonder if the sight is a great benefit. Outdoors you would
have more visibility but with high contrast sights to begin with,
the fiber optic advantage may be marginal in a handgun. I do
like them on my shotgun. Thus, more research is needed on
this one.
The sight is not a night sight as you need to channel available light.
The issue is then when it is an advantage over normal high contrast sights.
For what it's worth.
Glenn
rblack,
$515 is a great price. I just bought a 2340 and i love it ! (i paid $400 but still dont have the gun home. long story. buy locally)It shoots like any other sig. Great gun. I hope you like yours as much as i do mine.
P.S. My local shop has it for $515 or $600 w/night sights. They have the best prices ive seen in my area.
Good Luck !
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TIM : )
$515 is a great price. I just bought a 2340 and i love it ! (i paid $400 but still dont have the gun home. long story. buy locally)It shoots like any other sig. Great gun. I hope you like yours as much as i do mine.
P.S. My local shop has it for $515 or $600 w/night sights. They have the best prices ive seen in my area.
Good Luck !
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TIM : )
I've got one you can have for $450 w/ shipping. It's got about 600 rounds through it. I bought it in October and have decided to sell it. I won't lie - I'm selling because I have had about 6 or so battery problems with this gun. Could be just me "limp-wristing". Nonetheless, I've decided a USP is a little more my tase in polymer. I do however think this Sig is a good piece.
BTW, $515 is a good price....
BTW, $515 is a good price....
Four Seasons Guns has them for $469.99 right now.
http://www.fsguns.com
Ben
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AOL IM: BenK911
ICQ # 53788523
"Gun Control Is Being Able To Hit Your Target"
http://www.fsguns.com
Ben
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ICQ # 53788523
"Gun Control Is Being Able To Hit Your Target"
Glenn E. Meyer
New member
Saw one at $439 at the San Antonio
Saxet Gun show today. A few others
at $459
Saxet Gun show today. A few others
at $459
Thanks for all the responses, We have a gun show here next weekend, think I'll check the prices there. I'm also considering a Glock 23 or the new Steyr M40. I have a Glock 27 and it has been a pretty good gun, but they're so ugly. Anyone shot a CZ 100 polymer in 40 cal? So many guns I like, so little money, right now at christmas.
$479.99 for .40, plus free ammo and something else free. Visit Carl at HTTP://WWW.FSGUNS.COM Fourseasons guns, Woburn, MA