Why I like my sigma

[algoesfast]

1. It's looks better than a hi point
2. Comes with two 14 round mags
3. Cost around $400.00 brand new
4. It's a smith & wesson
5. Can use most holster that fit G21
6. Never had any problems feeding, firing or ejecting
7. The trigger is a hinged type of safety, not like other popular brands that have a center piece that sticks out (just don't like that feeling on my finger)
8. After removing the "pigtail" spring. Trigger pull is around 6-8lbs.
9. If it hits the ground no biggie.
10. If I use it in self defense and I am without it for a couple of weeks or forever. Again no biggie.
11. No external safety
12. Accurate at combat distance


All in all I'm happy to carry this gun everyday. I trust it with my life.
But it is not a target piece. Nor was it designed to be. With all that being said. Boy would I like to have a Kimber CDP II. Maybe someday

[huntr70]

I have to agree.

My first handgun was a Sigma in 9mm, probably about 15- 16 years ago now. I now have a dozen handguns, yet the cheap Sigma still likes to shoot accurate, and does what it is intended to do.

[Joel Dreggie]

1. It's looks better than a hi point
2. Comes with two 14 round mags
3. Cost around $400.00 brand new
4. It's a smith & wesson
5. Can use most holster that fit G21
6. Never had any problems feeding, firing or ejecting
7. The trigger is a hinged type of safety, not like other popular brands that have a center piece that sticks out (just don't like that feeling on my finger)
8. After removing the "pigtail" spring. Trigger pull is around 6-8lbs.
9. If it hits the ground no biggie.
10. If I use it in self defense and I am without it for a couple of weeks or forever. Again no biggie.
11. No external safety
12. Accurate at combat distance


All in all I'm happy to carry this gun everyday. I trust it with my life.
But it is not a target piece. Nor was it designed to be. With all that being said. Boy would I like to have a Kimber CDP II. Maybe someday

I too carry a sigma 40ve its realiable and shoots anything i feed it. never had any jams and carry it everywhere i go nice cheap gun. accurate and reliable.

[Paradigm]

You forgot the number one reason...

Because it's yours! If you're happy with it, then that's all that matters.

[ByAnyMeans]

You forgot the number one reason...

Because it's yours! If you're happy with it, then that's all that matters.

+1, always love getting people's opinion but ultimately if I like it then I use it.

[jahwarrior72]

you're absolutely right.



i still traded mine for a snubbie.....

[bnkrtstk]

I like them because all of the e-gun experts, most of whom have never touched one, let alone shot one, regurgitate what they read on the internet and dog them.

[algoesfast]

I bought a Taurus PT111. My intention was to carry that. And I did maybe three times. Then I went back to my sigma. So now any new guns will have target shooting in its future. But will not be a carry gun. And knowing that helps me consider more expensive guns. I think I will need more money And thanks for all the positive feedback.

[Pector55]

I am with all you guys. I had a SIGMA 9 and I had no problem with it. It was very reliable and I was very accurate with it. I had a guy with a Glock tell me all about why it wasn't good and after he watched me popping a target at 25yds, told me how I must be a good shooter. I consider myself average but I am no better with my XDM, SIG, or any other pistol. It's a solid piece and I shouldn't have sold mine.

[cavmedic]

My first handgun was a sigma 380. The only gripe I had about it, was the lack of a locking slide and if I recall , you had to depress 2 ears to drop the mag.