Sig p2022

[Kstrole55]

Any experience with these especially in .40? Such a smooth double action.

 

[Stubz]

I have it's predecessor, the sp2340. Think the DA is a bit long and don't like how it breaks but the SA is awesome beyond words. It's served me well enough, is more accurate than I am and can't complain about 12+1 cap for .40, I just shelved it after buying a steel framed P series, can't go back to the polymer series Sigs.

 

[spyshot]

I have a 2022 and love it. it is in .40. you'll find multiple people saying it is one of the most underrated handguns out there. i happen to agree. i find double action and single easy to shoot. no malfunctions of any kind. looks cool too.
adam

 

[homeless]

I've only played with the 9mm, but it is a very nice and well built gun. The DA pull is less than stellar, but SA is nice.

If there were aftermarket triggers it would be a fantastic gun.









By the way you can mod 226 mags to work with it

 

[scottm]

the Sig Pro / 2022 /2340 are the best kept secrets of the gun world, I do regret trading my 2022 for a Glock 19 every now and then. My reasoning was for the lack of support and parts readily available for the platform. I wish Sig would focus on a smaller group of platforms and not make 20 different nickel/purple/flower coated /plated/ versions of everyone of its platforms, but that's a different rant...

 

[SkullDaddy.45]

Bought one in .40 at Bass Pro last year for $450. I loved it. A very affordable Sig!

 

[warriorbob]

The sig 2022 in 9mm was my first handgun. I absolutely loved it! I thought the da was pretty smooth on mine as well as the sa. And it was pretty accurate.

 

[USMC-Johnson]

one of the best entry level sa/da pistols as far as price goes...affordable, reliable, and a sig...need i say more?