Sgt Pepper
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Okcafe86, there is no point in resisting the SigPro 2022. Seriously.
Sp2022
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HungryHunter
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I've owned two and can attest to reliability, accuracy, fit and finish, "feel", and bargain. I just picked up much more "high end" pistol, whose name I won't mention, took it to the range 3x and stuck it in the safe in favor of my SP2022. You won't be disappointed. I almost hate these threads because I want them to stay cheap. 
.weldonjr2001
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Not much to add beyond what others have said. Reliable, accurate, great double-action trigger.
Bedair makes a stainless guide rod for it if you desire.
The factory night sights are a nice bonus.
My only gripe, and it's a minor one, is the grip design. My little finger is on the magazine, not the grip, and the magazine "wallows" around in the mag well a little. I wish the grip was a little longer so I wasn't contacting the magazine. You expect this in compact and subcompact pistols, but it's the only full-sized pistol I own that has this "problem".
Other hammer fired polymer framed pistols are the Beretta PX4 line.
The SP2022 is the most accurate 9mm pistol I own.
Bedair makes a stainless guide rod for it if you desire.
The factory night sights are a nice bonus.
My only gripe, and it's a minor one, is the grip design. My little finger is on the magazine, not the grip, and the magazine "wallows" around in the mag well a little. I wish the grip was a little longer so I wasn't contacting the magazine. You expect this in compact and subcompact pistols, but it's the only full-sized pistol I own that has this "problem".
Other hammer fired polymer framed pistols are the Beretta PX4 line.
The SP2022 is the most accurate 9mm pistol I own.
Knightsofnee
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Good for you OP. The main downside to owning a SIG is the same as owning a CZ. People are going to ask what the initials stand for.
Elliottsdad
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my best friend owns one.. sweet pistol