Sig Sauer 220 .40

[Expat]

I have never seen a Sig P220 in .40S&W. Link to the one you are looking at?
I have some in .45 and one in 10mm.

 

[Usmccookie]

I have never seen a Sig P220 in .40S&W. Link to the one you are looking at?
I have some in .45 and one in 10mm.

Same here. As a carry gun, it carries as well maybe slightly better as a comparable 1911. The 1911 has a huge after market support including more and better holsters leap frigging it over the p220... jmo..
Itll come down to personal preference

 

[Expat]

Same here. As a carry gun, it carries as well maybe slightly better as a comparable 1911. The 1911 has a huge after market support including more and better holsters leap frigging it over the p220... jmo..
Itll come down to personal preference

I like the 1911 and have several but one thing about the Sig, it is one helluva lot easier to field strip and reassemble :-)

 

[Usmccookie]

I like the 1911 and have several but one thing about the Sig, it is one helluva lot easier to field strip and reassemble :-)

Yup, I dont handle 1911's much, I need youtube to help me piece it back together... they made for much more smart guys than i

 

[DocIndy]

I think I am going to go with the SA range officer champion

That is night and day different than A Sig P220. My P220 is my nightstand gun with Trijicon HD night sights and a Surefire X300. I love my 1911s, but that's a different animal all together than a P220.

 

[Expat]

Jugger, you are new here but we don’t know if you are new to guns.
I am not sure if you are looking for advice even.
do you just want a hammer fired metal gun? Like Doc said quite a difference in them. The Sig will be a DA/SA which just means you will carry it uncocked, so first trigger pull will be longer and heavier. The 1911 is a single action, you will carry it cocked with a safety on. Some people can’t wrap their head around carrying a cocked pistol, safety or no.
Set on a particular caliber?