SIG M17

[Kagnew]

I believe I've found a pistol which I like just about as much as the Model 1911. 1,100 rounds, so far, without a single hiccup. I've been firing mostly Winchester Service Grade 115 grain (which is same-same the M1152, from what I can tell) and some Winchester 9mm NATO. That is one sweet pistol!

 

[DadSmith]

I believe I've found a pistol which I like just about as much as the Model 1911. 1,100 rounds, so far, without a single hiccup. I've been firing mostly Winchester Service Grade 115 grain (which is same-same the M1152, from what I can tell) and some Winchester 9mm NATO. That is one sweet pistol!

We need pictures.

 

[crazygunner1]

Yes we need to see the pictures of this you like so much

 

[ashby koss]

I agree the m17 is soo nice, but not steel:.... I can fix steel in my shop. Plastic not so much

 

[WebSnyper]

I agree the m17 is soo nice, but not steel:.... I can fix steel in my shop. Plastic not so much

Grip modules are cheap, since these are not the serial numbered part.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Yes we need to see the pictures of this you like so much

I need, I need, what about my needs?

 

[ashby koss]

Grip modules are cheap, since these are not the serial numbered part.

i don’t buy steel because I can just buy a prat from a manufacturer. If the real shtf poly is out, once broken

 

[WebSnyper]

i don’t buy steel because I can just buy a prat from a manufacturer. If the real shtf poly is out, once broken

Maybe pick up a spare before that happens... Not sure of the implication here?

 

[ashby koss]

Maybe pick up a spare before that happens... Not sure of the implication here?

Not implying anything. I’m stating something. That in my situation, steel is better. Hell I own glocks and the m17 too. I have all sorts of poly, but the one I can get back up and running after a broken part in the field or at home alone, that generally falls to steel.

 

[Ricnzak]

I've got a surplus model but haven't shot it yet.

 

[CPT Nervous]

I don't have an M17, but I do have a couple P320's. Best pistol I've ever shot. I do want to get an M17 at some point, though. Just a really nice looking gun, and I do sort of collect US military sidearms.

 

[Joegrz308]

I agree, I love my M17!

 

[Trapper Jim]

Sorry. No sic sourcrauts for me. Will be amazed if this company Does not reorganize within 2 years. CS issues... product problems... recalls... firing out of battery ....too broad of marketing.... dealer nazis...ergonomics like a VW Bus... but that's just me. Enjoy

 

[CPT Nervous]

Sorry. No sic sourcrauts for me. Will be amazed if this company Does not reorganize within 2 years. CS issues... product problems... recalls... firing out of battery ....too broad of marketing.... dealer nazis...ergonomics like a VW Bus... but that's just me. Enjoy

Yep. That's just you.

I admit, I trash talked the P320 when they first came out. I was horrified to learn that my department was getting rid of our M&P's for P320's. That is, until I shot one. Instantly fell in love. Well over 1500 rounds with not a single malfunction. Best feeling, nicest shooting gun I've ever handled.

 

[Kagnew]

There ya' go, guys. An M17 and an M18. Pictures aren't to hard to find and they all look alike.

 

[wizardfitz]

There ya' go, guys. An M17 and an M18. Pictures aren't to hard to find and they all look alike.

I don’t see anything.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

Yep, there are Browning and Sig Sauer owners, and their are Ruger and Marlin owners out there. Some have served this country for over 100 years, others haven't served at all.

 

[Kagnew]

The word is "sauerkraut". And the M17/M18 are made by SIG Sauer of America in Exeter, New Hampshire. Your other list of snarky remarks make as much sense as does your knowledge of the German language and of geography.

 

[Kagnew]

I don’t see anything.

Scroll up. (You've really never seen pictures of the M17?)

 

[wizardfitz]

Scroll up. (You've really never seen pictures of the M17?)

I was looking for the OP’s picture