SigP245Fan
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Just interested in everyone elses feedback on this gun. I love mine, it is great very accurate and easy to carry all day. Also if you've have any cool accessories please tell me about them also.
What's your opinion of the Sig P245?
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I've had mine for about a year now, and about 2000 rounds
The damn thing just gets better and better every time I shoot it.
It was the FIRST " fixed sight" firearm ive ever owned that did'nt need to be adjusted by drifting...Out of the box and on the paper to POA just like that. I'd recommend one to whomever is looking for a smaller .45 to carry.
MY $.02...............
The damn thing just gets better and better every time I shoot it.
It was the FIRST " fixed sight" firearm ive ever owned that did'nt need to be adjusted by drifting...Out of the box and on the paper to POA just like that. I'd recommend one to whomever is looking for a smaller .45 to carry.
MY $.02...............
245
This is possibly the most underrated handgun in the SIG lineup.
I love mine and I have four SIG's. Some complain about the small grip, but for my average sized hands it fit's very nice. I primarily carry my P239 .357SIG, but I actually think the P245 conceals better. The gun soaks up recoil and is the most accurate compact design I've shot. I also think it's a very handsome pistol.
This is possibly the most underrated handgun in the SIG lineup.
I love mine and I have four SIG's. Some complain about the small grip, but for my average sized hands it fit's very nice. I primarily carry my P239 .357SIG, but I actually think the P245 conceals better. The gun soaks up recoil and is the most accurate compact design I've shot. I also think it's a very handsome pistol.
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Sig P245
Last year I bought (on the net) a P245 and HK Compact - I live in N. Idaho and couldn't find a gun shop anywhere that had both of them so I could compare. They came from a dealer in Texas. The P245 is too small for my hands, it's still sitting unfired in my safe. I infrequently take it with me to local gun shows but so far no takers at about $560 - which is what I've got in it. The HK fit my hands perfectly and is my everyday carry gun. I have other SIGS (228, 229, 220, 230) and I believe they are some of the finer semi-auto handguns produced.
Last year I bought (on the net) a P245 and HK Compact - I live in N. Idaho and couldn't find a gun shop anywhere that had both of them so I could compare. They came from a dealer in Texas. The P245 is too small for my hands, it's still sitting unfired in my safe. I infrequently take it with me to local gun shows but so far no takers at about $560 - which is what I've got in it. The HK fit my hands perfectly and is my everyday carry gun. I have other SIGS (228, 229, 220, 230) and I believe they are some of the finer semi-auto handguns produced.
Just one more post on this topic. I have found the 245 to recoil no more than the 220. I've also found it has very little muzzle flip. Most people who are critical of the gun don't own one. When I first started looking at the gun I thought it was a bad design. I held it first at a gun show without the magazine and pinky ledge, it felt a bit awkward. After putting the magazine in in felt right. I would agree that the 220 is a "better" fit for most hands, but I don't know of many "compact" guns designed for concealment and carry that can rival their big brothers design. The Kimber compact officers version isn't as comfortable as a full size 1911 either. For the 245's intended purpose, it's accurate, durable, reliable, and concealable. Did I mention accurate??