Shows the Sigma doesn't shoot bad

[nycems22]

Yes, I own a SW40VE, Proudly at that. I actually bought it after a lot of research, and trying out several different pistols. It, is my daily carry, never had a failure all over the years I've owned it, and Very proficient with it. So this past Monday, I finally took my daughter to the range, and damn, she did pretty good.
It was her first time ever shooting a firearm. Each target was 6 shots @ 10 yards using Winchester 165 gr. FMJ.
She managed 5 of 6 shots on a 10 in target for all 4 targets. Now shes hooked,so I will be loading up on ammo.

Tried to post pics, but kept getting an memory error from PAFOA.

[Rundownfid]

Yes the Sigma shoots reliably and adequately accurately. Riddle me this though: How could a company that made the exquisitely beautiful hand-ejector for over a century, make such a god awful ugly brick of a gun, the Sigma???

[S&W M&P40c]

Yes the Sigma shoots reliably and adequately accurately. Riddle me this though: How could a company that made the exquisitely beautiful hand-ejector for over a century, make such a god awful ugly brick of a gun, the Sigma???

Oh here we go . . .

Why can't someone just like their gun? The sigma is ugly debate is beat to death. Looks are subjective.

[Mity2]

Now I have to admit - when they first came out, it was sort of ugry(but no kore so then any glock). But current model, specialy two tone ones are pretty handsome looking pistol I think.
And I don't think trigger is that bad - I shoot my Wheel gun alot in DA, and I think it's about the same.

If you like it, and your good with it, and gun is reliable for you, then there is nothing wrong with YOUR choice of firearm.

[NotThatOne]

I like my 9VE so much that I think, unless I go revolver, the 40VE will be my next treatment for this sickness.

[WVBob]

It's not that bad of a gun. You do get what you pay for and the trigger takes some getting use to. Just don't put it in the same class as a higher end gun. Mine gave me trouble with light reloads, but once I increased the charge it worked fine.

[Joel Dreggie]

I had a sigma for a few months, 40ve. I thought it was a nice looking gun and very reliable for the price. Ate anything I fed it. I traded it though for a xd 40. Dont regret it at all but im still thinking about gettin a Sv9 since the ammo is cheaper. Pretty accurate once you get usd to the trigger.

[S&W M&P40c]

Went to the Sportsman Shop today (one of my favorite places in the world). They had a couple sigmas and I gave the trigger a pull after handling a Kimber 1911, I know it's not a fair comparison but wow what a difference. The sigma felt like I was holding a dog's leash with one finger lol.

[Mity2]

The sigma felt like I was holding a dog's leash with one finger lol.

okay now go pull the trigger on any smith and wesson wheel guns DA trigger.

It's not a bad trigger. It's diffrent trigger feel altogether. S&W made it to feel like DA trigger of wheel gun. Remenber striker fired pistol was something new for S&W when introduced, and I was told that they dicided to make it like DA trigger for riability reasons, since they had no external safety

[tomgun1]

had mine sw9ve for a few years ,on my second retn spring,still shoots dead on. I Carry the hornady tap SD ammo.