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      Need opinions on a sub-compact/compact handgun.

      Taurus Model 85 .38 special would be a good option. Might be a tad more than $250, but you can definitely get one under $300. Another, maybe better option would be a used S&W model 10 in .38 special. Those can sometimes be had for really good prices and it would be a better gun than the Taurus...
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      .357 Magnum

      .357 is my favorite all-around handgun cartridge. My favorite handguns over the years have included many .357 revolvers including the S&W 19, 686, & 27. I also like the Ruger GP100 and SP101.
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      Sig 220 Questions

      I agree with Jeremy. My old P220 would shoot anything. ANYTHING.
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      Advise needed on Sig P239 custom shop svcs

      It depends on how many rounds you have through your gun. If it is fairly new, there is no need for a factory cleaning/replacement of springs. Night sights are good and you can get the service package with sight sights for not much more than just the cost of night sights. The SRT trigger...
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      Mec-Gar For Sigs?

      Mecgar makes some mags for Sig from time to time. Sig also makes mags themselves in Germany. If a factory Sig mag is marked "Made in Italy," it is made by Mecgar. Consider them equal to a factory mag in terms of performance and reliability.
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      Sig P228; Carry Worth? (CC)

      The 228 is a great CC piece. Get one!
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      Gunsmithing: Who Can Help?

      Meprolight does make sights for Sig. Here's a link to a place that sells them: Sig Sauer Meprolight Night Sights | SIGARMS Night Sights Lots of other places sell them too.
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      Best real world functioning martial art for self defense

      If you're not far from Chicago, look up Nate Defensor. He is badass. He is trained in multiple Filipino martial arts styles and has some other backgrounds too. Look up 'Defensor Method" This guy will teach you to be deadly with a blade, or empty-handed.
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      P226 vs 92FS

      Sig 226. Both are reliable and accurate. You can't go wrong with either, but I definitely prefer the Sig. Factory trigger on the Sig is better, controls are more accessible (for me anyway), I never really liked the open-top slide concept on the Beretta. Probably would never happen in real...
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      What night sights do you prefer?

      I prefer Meprolights
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      Best real world functioning martial art for self defense

      Filipino Martial Arts (Kali/Eskrima/Arnis) will provide an excellent self-defense foundation. Many people believe it to be a blade and stick fighting art, but it is a complete system. It teaches stick, sword, knife, empty hand, joint locks, throws, ground fighting, etc. Some of the more modern...
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      First Handgun Suggestion/Advice

      By the way, the guns I mentioned could be used for home defense, carry, or competition. I don't mean to disagree with your friend, but I know a few people that carry full-sized guns concealed. I myself have CC'd: Sig P226, H&K USP .45, Full-sized 1911's, Sig P220 and probably a few others I...
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      First Handgun Suggestion/Advice

      $700 is a good budget for a first handgun. Sounds like you are looking for a full-sized gun in .40 or .45. If it is your first handfun, look for a gun with a fairly simple manual of arms (not a lot of levers and gizmos). You might favor a single action auto (like a 1911 - Kimber, Springfield...
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      Sig P225 vs SP2022

      I've heard that it's a drop indicator too, but I have also heard that it was slotted to allow armorers to hang the guns on a wire. I don't know which is true, but I have heard both of these explanations from various sources.
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      Sig P225 vs SP2022

      .40 and .45 use a 6 & 8. 9mm and .357 use an 8 & 8. To answer the OP's question, go for the P225 and never look back. There is nothing wrong with the 2022. But...The P225 is a work of art. I have owned MANY Sigs and the P225 is one of the few I would NEVER get rid of. Another is my P229...
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