Sig fans are pretty down on the company right now. If you want give Sig the benefit of the doubt, they (like every other manufacturer) were steam-rolled by the panic buying since the presidential election. They had a crush of orders for products in production, and the promised Sig 250 grip modules and caliber change kits were repeatedly delayed...in fact I'm not sure the entire promised line is available now.
Opinions on the 250 itself are mixed, so it's hard to draw any conclusions before actually buying one. When I've handled them in the shop, it seems nice but that's not much to go on.
Opinions on the 250 itself are mixed, so it's hard to draw any conclusions before actually buying one. When I've handled them in the shop, it seems nice but that's not much to go on.
I fondled one in the store and I thought it felt awesome.
The grip is a lot smaller in the hand than the double stack 228/229. Feels a lot like a P225, which is a model I love.
Anyways, these come with night sights, too. I got one on the way...will report soon.
The grip is a lot smaller in the hand than the double stack 228/229. Feels a lot like a P225, which is a model I love.
Anyways, these come with night sights, too. I got one on the way...will report soon.
Rumor has it they were sent to LEO's as demo guns and then returned to Sig.
Mostly sold out now...just the 9mm & 40 smith compacts left.
I would pass on this. The 250 is Sig's response to the Glock, and in my opinion, not a very good response. If you want a Sig, go with an alloy or s/s frame. If you have to have a plastic Sig, go with the 2022.
Agreed. 250 felt good in hand but didnt like it so much after I fired it.
Don't have to like to the gun, but you gotta admit it's a good deal...compared to the used ones in the classifieds.
And I already have a metal Sig or two.
And I already have a metal Sig or two.
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