The one's I've shot all seemed to be fairly accurate. Zero issues with reliability and very good trigger characteristics. I like the similar feel of control layout to my 226. My only complaint is the grip cramps my hand/s a little bit. It's one of the better DA/SA options out there for it's price.
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Sig SP2022?
- Thread starter Quincy
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I rrrrrreally wanted one in .40 until I handled one. The grip is extremely fat, I have no idea why they would design the pistol grip to be like that. It is a great gun and extremely reliable and accurate, and durable. Make sure you like the feel of it and that it fits your hand, possibly test fire one. I came tttthhis close to buying one, but the grip to me felt like holding the hitting portion of a baseball bat, I had terrifying flashbacks of the G20 I used to have. I wear a size 8-9 glove, (in between medium and Large, some gloves medium some gloves large)
Which grip module was installed? They can be changed out for a different size. While a change won't help me for grip length but, it should for someone with the thickness. I forgot to mention that I do like the grip texture a lot.The grip is extremely fat, I have no idea why they would design the pistol grip to be like that, the grip to me felt like holding the hitting portion of a baseball bat.
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BrokenBottles
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p71pilot said:It was brand new on display at local gunshop, I am guessing they would have medium backstrap installed, small would not have changed it enough for me
That's actually the weird thing. The first one I held, had the small grip installed and the one I actually bought from a different shop had the medium installed. From what I read at the time was that some guns came shipped with either the small or medium installed and would come with either the medium or large in the box as well.