Why So Many Sigs For Sale?

[Sooner67]

Would never part with my P220 just don't make them like they used too.

 

[HarryBear]

Why so many sigs for sale, is because everyone wants a Glock.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I thought everybody had a Glock. Just the cool kids, apparently.

 

[Hangfire]

I thought everybody had a Glock. Just the cool kids, apparently.

Don't own a Glock so I guess that makes me and my 1911's un-cool......no sweat I can deal with not being one of the cool kids.

 

[Shinneryfarmer]

Don't own a Glock so I guess that makes me and my 1911's un-cool......no sweat I can deal with not being one of the cool kids.


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Nice 1911, that is cool, I like it. But just for say a experiment put 2k rounds down the barrel without cleaning it. Then get back to me with all the failures and at what interval (round count) each happened. I have done it with a Glock 19 gen 3 and had my only Fail to Fire at 1996 rounds. I used 6 types of ammo including reloads, the last 200 were steel case Tula. That's the day Glock's won me over. The one that FTF was a bad primer, good indent from pin, rechambered and tried it 3 times did not fire. It was one dirty sucker when I was done. Trigger started getting heavier at about 1250 rounds.

Done over a extended period, would shoot 2 to 3 hundred at a time. This started out as a way to give a friend more crap about his Glocks. Was gonna put 1k down the barrel and record failures, hit 1k with no failures went for 2k. I could not deny the results, they proved me wrong.

If that 1911 is like mine you will start having issues between 3 and 5 hundred unless you clean it.

 

[AKguy1985]

Don't own a Glock so I guess that makes me and my 1911's un-cool......no sweat I can deal with not being one of the cool kids.


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That's pretty

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

Nice 1911, that is cool, I like it. But just for say a experiment put 2k rounds down the barrel without cleaning it. Then get back to me with all the failures and at what interval (round count) each happened. I have done it with a Glock 19 gen 3 and had my only Fail to Fire at 1996 rounds. I used 6 types of ammo including reloads, the last 200 were steel case Tula. That's the day Glock's won me over. The one that FTF was a bad primer, good indent from pin, rechambered and tried it 3 times did not fire. It was one dirty sucker when I was done. Trigger started getting heavier at about 1250 rounds.

Done over a extended period, would shoot 2 to 3 hundred at a time. This started out as a way to give a friend more crap about his Glocks. Was gonna put 1k down the barrel and record failures, hit 1k with no failures went for 2k. I could not deny the results, they proved me wrong.

If that 1911 is like mine you will start having issues between 3 and 5 hundred unless you clean it.

There's a guy on YT that has 80K thru his 1911 (Kimber Custom) with just normal wear parts replaced...springs and such.

And...

 

[AKmoose]

Did anybody make a reliable handgun before glocks?

Trigger--------------Not perfection
Grip angle ----------Not perfection
Marketing dept-----Perfection!

Flame suit on! for all the fanbois

 

[Bocephus123]

Glock is like owning a rubber chicken all you could do is swing it by the neck at someone!

 

[SoonerP226]

Nice 1911, that is cool, I like it. But just for say a experiment put 2k rounds down the barrel without cleaning it. Then get back to me with all the failures and at what interval (round count) each happened. I have done it with a Glock 19 gen 3 and had my only Fail to Fire at 1996 rounds. I used 6 types of ammo including reloads, the last 200 were steel case Tula. That's the day Glock's won me over. The one that FTF was a bad primer, good indent from pin, rechambered and tried it 3 times did not fire. It was one dirty sucker when I was done. Trigger started getting heavier at about 1250 rounds.

Done over a extended period, would shoot 2 to 3 hundred at a time. This started out as a way to give a friend more crap about his Glocks. Was gonna put 1k down the barrel and record failures, hit 1k with no failures went for 2k. I could not deny the results, they proved me wrong.

If that 1911 is like mine you will start having issues between 3 and 5 hundred unless you clean it.

The only feed failure I’ve ever seen on my P226 was when I was trying to make it fail to feed, and I lost count of how many rounds I fired out of it decades ago (I’ve owned it more than 30 years). That includes randomly mixing in different types of rounds and even empty cases for malfunction drills.