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    Default Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    I have both and other than round capacity why would you choose either. I go back and forth on carrying them

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    Sig because I like the DA/SA and, to me, steel feels better and I seem to shoot better with it. YMMV.

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    The thing is I shoot great with both

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    Whichever one you can get on target the most just by pointing and shooting....without sights. Round count? Eh...my carry is an 8 + 1 + 8 w/BU mag.
    BCM and Glock...for a bigger pile of 'cold dead hands' brass.

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    For 15 years my primary carry and duty gun was a SIG pistol. For the last 5 years or so of that time, my off-duty gun was a SIG P239 9mm. GREAT GUN!

    Since 2005, my EDC gun has been a Glock 19. As I sit here typing this, the 19 is on my hip.

    I think that the 19 is the best all-around gun that I have ever owned, (and I have owned a few over the years).

    I still like the SIG P239 though. The one thing that I have told many of my students over the years is - a single type trigger system is easier to "master" than a traditional double/single action trigger system. Not that it can't be, just that it will take longer and more work on the users part.

    Good luck on your choice, you really can't go wrong with either.
    Tomorrow's battle is won during today's practice.

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    Quote Originally Posted by Orive 8 View Post
    The one thing that I have told many of my students over the years is - a single type trigger system is easier to "master" than a traditional double/single action trigger system. Not that it can't be, just that it will take longer and more work on the users part.

    Good luck on your choice, you really can't go wrong with either.
    Well said. I have a P228 and really like it in SA. Shoot it at the range alot. But in a high stress situation, would that different DA first trigger pull be an issue? Of course practice, practice, practice and I'd be fine. But I, and probably most, don't practice as much as we should. That's always in the back of my head, so I carry a Glock.

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    Glock for me.
    Simply because I prefer consistant DAO over DA/SA
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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    Quote Originally Posted by Mity2 View Post
    Glock for me.
    Simply because I prefer consistant DAO over DA/SA
    Yep. Consistent trigger as Orive 8 also stated. Feels the same for every shot, all the time.

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    Which ever one you shoot better. As far as quality is concerned, they're pretty close.
    There's no such thing as a free lunch.

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    Default Re: Sig P239 9mm or Glock 19 9mm

    I know you said other than round capacity but I'll take a 15 round mag with the option of a 17 round backup over an 8 rounder any day... I also am not a fan of DA/SA for carry since I find it harder to master.

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