Did you notice this?
The number of 226 and 229 models you can get is now down to just a few. It wasn't that long ago where there were well over a dozen of each. Now? It's basically a Legion, a Nitron and a couple more. Want a 229 Elite Stainless with rosewood grips? Maybe you can buy used.
Never mind if you actually wanted a particular model in a particular caliber.
Apparently even at the lofty price most metal Sigs go for, there's just no money in it compared to pushing more plastic fantastic.
At us pace, the Sig handgun model line will consist entirely of P320 variants in a decade. After a few more "voluntary upgrades", of course.
The number of 226 and 229 models you can get is now down to just a few. It wasn't that long ago where there were well over a dozen of each. Now? It's basically a Legion, a Nitron and a couple more. Want a 229 Elite Stainless with rosewood grips? Maybe you can buy used.
Never mind if you actually wanted a particular model in a particular caliber.
Apparently even at the lofty price most metal Sigs go for, there's just no money in it compared to pushing more plastic fantastic.
At us pace, the Sig handgun model line will consist entirely of P320 variants in a decade. After a few more "voluntary upgrades", of course.