The Turkish company, Tisas, uses the brand name ZIG on many of their pistols. Denis, are you talking about the Sig Sauer pistol, or are you asking about a Tisas model?
I shot a full size p320, it was good slightly more recoil than a Glock 17. Ergos are good as well pretty average as far as shooting characteristics go.
So if only people that have handled the actual military models can comment then you're going to have a pretty limited response base. There is the civilian option M17, as well as the commemorative model, and moreso the M17 is really not that much different than a recent production P320 (unless you're looking for someone to sound off on the manual safety or optics plate they use).
Guess I'm not being clear enough.
The new civilian-available commercial SIG M17 pistol.
Was hoping for other people's experiences with that pistol.
Denis
I won't lie - I've seen the M17 in a gun store and been tempted.
But then I think about that dumb optic plate choice/design, how well my Glocks, Walthers, and CZs work, and recent SIG QA/QC, and my wallet cools back down again.
My good friend. Is a lawyer so naturally has gobs of money, he often stays with me when in this area probably because I am cheaper than Motel Six . Last week he was here with a new unopened Sig model M 17 in FDE. He said the pistol retails for eleven or twelve hundred bucks, it was a really nicely made pistol with the GI markings (I think the US Property was absent). The pistol was accompanied by three eighteen round magazines. I fired four shots into my test barrel...the first four out of the tube....and it functioned just fine. Testing complete (ha ha) it should be ready to meet any challenges.
I don’t know what you are after but it shot (4 times) like a Sig 9mm, was nicely constructed and finished plus it had a sort of military appeal.
Dpris, I kind of thought you were looking for more but at least I held and fired one of the little buggers. Neat looking was its strong feature but my P 225 (P6) feels better to me and my basement 55 gal drum is no indoor range.
This one's gone nowhere useful.
Was interested in hearing experiences about specifically the civilian version of the M17 military pistol.
Apparently nobody has one yet.
So, thanks anyway, out of it.
Denis