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Been looking on several gun lists, for a 40 caliber SIG. Anyone have any preferences?
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SP2022. It is one of them old fashioned hammer types tho.
 
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Big fan of the P-229.


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Linky to a deal that will be hard to beat:

http://summitgunbroker.com/p229r.html
 
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^^^^^ That's a deal!


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I've shot 226s, a 320 and an X5 in 40. I like all of them so I guess it comes down to if you want a polymer or steel gun and whats important to you.

I found all of them handle the cartridge well and are quite accurate as long as you do your part. The capacity is a bit lacking by modern standards for 40 in Sigs compared to an M&P or a few other designs (12 vs 15 for 226s. 14 vs 15 for P320s).

Whats your purpose for the gun?
 
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P229. IMO one of the finest if not finest cobmat .40 pistol ever made. Plenty of cheap ones available these days too.
 
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Afmel, that is a good deal.


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P220-10mm.
 
 
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There seems to be a big selection of SIG LEO trade in guns out there. If your into DAK pistols Aimsurplus has a hell of a deal on P226 DAK in .40.

Sportsman OutDoor Superstore has a ton of SIG LEO trade ins in all conditions to choose from.



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I just ordered one of the 226 DAKs from AIMS.


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You can get used/trade-in for $500-$600 for 229/226. Market is flooded with them.



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P229 andP239, best 40s bar none!
 
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TGS has P226 and P239's:

http://www.topgunsupply.com/firearms/used-guns.html

I own P239, P226R and P229's in .40. I like them all, but the nod would go to the P229.


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P226 or P229. Then throw away the .40 barrel and use a 357SIG barrel :-p
 
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Walther PPQ M2, HK P2000, SIG P229 or GLOCK. You can't go wrong with any of these models.


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I just bought a SIG factory CPO "Certified Pre Owned" P229 .40S&W from Guns Midwest for $479.00 (+15. shipping and $14. cc fee = $503. delivered to my FFL) For $139. more, you can add a SIG 357 barrel.

Mine is absolutely like brand new. It has the low style (Legacy) slide serrations and no rail plus 2 12rd mags, E2 grips and factory accessories in factory SIG red box. It also comes with a 1 year SIG factory warranty. I have purchased new SIG's in the past and these are indistinguishable from new. I believe they are LEO trade-ins that are reconditioned to new.

https://www.gunsmidwest.com/798681306411-104563

They also have P226's with a rail.

https://www.gunsmidwest.com/798681306459-1

I have no affiliation with these guys, but saw that the OP was looking for a .40 and thought I should share my good fortune. I have also been looking for a P229 .40 for a while and this is the best deal I could find.


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Ask yourself some basic questions and your answers will guide you to the right Sig for you. Do you want all steel or hybrid polymer/steel? hammer or striker fired? concealed or open carry? DAO, DA/SA, SAO trigger? How do you intend to use it home or personal defense, range, hunting? etc.

There are lots of quality 40/10 caliber handguns in the marketplace that previous posters have mentioned.


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Linky to a deal that will be hard to beat:

http://summitgunbroker.com/p229r.html


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P229. IMO one of the finest if not finest cobmat .40 pistol ever made. Plenty of cheap ones available these days too.


I couldn't have said it better. I have a few .40's, but the 229 is the best in my opinion. It handles the .40 very well, is reliable as a Swiss watch, and is very accurate.
 
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