Just stopped by Bullseye this morning and picked up my new Sig Sp2022 in 9mm with night sites. Feels nice and looks good. Good buying experience with Chris and the guys over at Bullseye.

 

Anyone have any insight into additional magazines?

Are older magazines compatible?

Places to get them for cheap?

 

Cant wait to shoot it.

any sigpro magazine is ok as long as they are in the same caliber.

No you can't get them cheap

good gun they shoot nice

I believe I was there when you were making your purchase. I just picked up a Saiga from Chris.

That Sig has pretty good reviews. Wonder if the military will adopt it due to its cost...

Try topgunsupply.com its about $35 each. Good gun btw.

Congrats! The 2022 was my first purchase. I love it.

I have a couple of extra mags and a blade tech holster for it if your interested.

Just got an email from Top Gun with a sale on used SigPro mags. 20.00

http://www.topgunsupply.com/sig-sauer-sigpro-.40-.357-12rd-magazine-blue-used.html

Congrats! The 2022 was my first purchase. I love it.

I have a couple of extra mags and a blade tech holster for it if your interested.

Are the mags 9mm?

Are the mags 9mm?

 

Yep but I already sold them.

TopGun has them cheap though.

That Sig has pretty good reviews. Wonder if the military will adopt it due to its cost...

Didn't Rock Island Arsenal (US Army) buy 5000 sp2022's awhile back? ANd I believe that Homeland Security and the Coast Guard also bought a bunch.

I would love to have one. Do they use the same magazine that the SIG 229 uses?

AFAIK, the Coast Guard uses P226's in .40 S&W and the Sky Marshalls (HS) are still using P229's in .357 Sig.

I would love to have one. Do they use the same magazine that the SIG 229 uses?

 

No, P-series mags will not fit in the SP2022.

Congrats on the purchase! Enjoy!

Congrats on your 2022 purchase. I have a 9 I bought way back when they were between 6-700 bucks and it was worth it even at that price. I have about 8000 rounds through it with no breakdowns, no repairs, just keep it oiled up. A real nice solid gun.

Just ordered 2 Mags from Topgun supply. They just came back in stock. Now i just need to get some rounds down range.

Yup topgun supply was the best price I found in the net , also bought two. The sp2022 shoots really well better than a glock 17 gen 3 and a relative beretta 92 inox IMHO. Before you go to the range, experiment with the grips that came with it. In my case although the smaller grip felt better, the bigger grip gave me better trigger control when firing from DA mode. I dry fire like crazy to find the better grip insert.

Does anyone else hate the trigger on this gun? My last purchase was a 2022 9mm and the pull is so long, even in SA. I've never shot another gun that felt like it. I'm hoping i can get the trigger fixed somehow, otherwise i would get rid of it.

I haven't had a chance to get out to a range yet so i can't comment on the trigger action. Via dry fire it seems fine but i haven't run it through its paces yet.

I haven't had a chance to get out to a range yet so i can't comment on the trigger action. Via dry fire it seems fine but i haven't run it through its paces yet.

 

You got it in April and still haven't shot it? Booooooooooooo lol.

I know, I know. i'm a bad bad man.

I shot this gun for the second time yesterday and I definitely don't hate it. It shoots very accurate and can't argue with the price ($425 out the door including NCIS). The trigger just feels very different than what i am used to. I described it as long before, which is not correct. It feels more like the trigger is too close to grip, of that makes any sense. I did some reading and found that these guns can come with a "reduced reach" or "standard" trigger, so I am wondering if i have the reduced reach and that is my issue. Would you mind posting a picture so i can compare my trigger to yours?