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357 Sigs P250 vs P226 vs P229

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Thinking about picking up one of the above mentioned sigs in 357.

What is every ones opinion, thoughts, likes dislikes?

IMO, if you are going to go for a Sig, go for a metal frame gun. Its a religious argument, so I'm not going to say why other then it feels nice in the hand. :)

 

226 if you want a full frame, 229 for something more compact. So far I'm loving my 226 in 9mm. Its a beefy gun, and will easily tame the .357sig round.

 

If you are interested in a plastic gun in .357 sig. I am selling a Gen3 Glock 31 in .357sig and do have a bunch of ammo I can sell with it also. PM me if interested.

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I am leaning towards the 229, depends on how it feels in the hand if I can find one lol.

I have a 229 with both the 357sig and 40s&w barrels. Beautiful gun. I was actually thinking about selling, im still torn. I have a for sale post up if you are interested...

I agree with Dan, as a former owner of a 9mm Sig p250,I would urge you to go for their metal framed guns in a DA/SA configuration.While I not certain if the P250 in .357 is DA only, the 9mm's long DA trigger and pronounced muzzle flip was definitely the gun's downfall unless devoted solely to a HD firearm.

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