I think the market decided the death of the P250, not SIG.

That said, a DAK version would be intriguing for carry.

250 sales dropped to nothing. There is no way it'd,coming back.

I bet if they gave it a sleeker design,
Classic dovetail sights, the sweet light long stroke with a short reset single action, and preserve the modularity you might sell a few.

I agree that SIG probably won't ever bring the P250 back since the P320 came out.

However, I absolutely LOVE my P250c.
Made it very easy to transition from a revolver to a semi-auto.

Me and two of my sons own P250C's in 9mm.
Son #1 bought his used (don't recall how much he paid for it) and me and son #2 tried it and loved it.

Bought both mine and son #2's at Academy Sports for $389.

IIRC Academy still has them on their website for $399 but inventory is getting kinda thin.

No

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Originally posted by ACP1:
No

Well that is to the point.

Agreed. No.

I bought one last week at field and stream for $319. I like it so far. Have they discontinued it?

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Originally posted by ruger357:
I bought one last week at field and stream for $319. I like it so far. Have they discontinued it?

Well worth it at that price. I've always wondered why DAK fans didn't take to it. Other than the early Reset which true DAKists say they don't use, they feel remarkably similar to me. Granted I have never had them side by side.

I saw an animation of the 250 lock work in the other thread. It seems very doable to have a DA/SA version. I would not call it the 250, and the slide would be sleeker.

I wonder why they never tried.

No and no.

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Originally posted by Sigwheeler:
Only in a DA/SA configuration. I do not care for DAO pistols.

^This. The couple SIGs I've bought that were DAO, I've converted to DA/SA. The MUCH better half has very weak fingers and can't operate a DAO for more than one or two shots. If she can't operate a handgun, it's off my radar. I said the same when they introduced the 250. Nothing has changed since.

And the "modularity" thing isn't a big selling point either. When the "exchange" kit is 90% of the cost of another pistol, it's one of those "what's the point?" things.

I'd happily see the p250 return but ONLY if the unique rear sight became a standard dovetail sig rear. I had a 250 in my hands ready to purchase it when I noticed the rear sight issue. And that gun was $420 CANADIAN. However my aging eyes require upgraded sights (Trijicon HD's for example).

I did kind of wonder why a gun designed to be modular and interchangeable had non standard sight accommodation. It must have saved a few pennies, but I wonder how many millions of dollars it ended up costing.

Yup. Have one and like them. Please give a better option for a $320 full size gun if you can think of one.

What all will the P250 FCU work in? I bought a P250C 9 mil.

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Originally posted by Cobra21:
Yup. Have one and like them. Please give a better option for a $320 full size gun if you can think of one.

Canik TP9SF. Well, you asked...

Given one...I take. Buy one even at current pricing...nyet.

The 320 and 250 frames and interchangeable.

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Originally posted by Fredward:
The 320 and 250 frames and interchangeable.

So the P250 FCU will also work in the
320 and visversa? That is good to know.

thanks

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Originally posted by Top-ADA:

quote:

Originally posted by Fredward:
The 320 and 250 frames and interchangeable.

So the P250 FCU will also work in the
320 and visversa? That is good to know.

thanks

Ummm...

I'm not an expert, but I believe the slides are different.

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Originally posted by Fenris:

quote:

Originally posted by Top-ADA:

quote:

Originally posted by Fredward:
The 320 and 250 frames and interchangeable.

So the P250 FCU will also work in the
320 and visversa? That is good to know.

thanks

Ummm...

I'm not an expert, but I believe the slides are different.

Slides, FCU and the slide locks are different.