The Main Thing Is Not To Get Excited
| I was thinking about shooting uspsa and google landed me in a doctoral thesis on the game in the Forum. Haven't strayed far since. Sig Forum has lasted me longer than uspsa/
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| Posts: 6619 | Location: Washington | Registered: November 06, 2006 |
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Rail-less and Tail-less
| I was looking for my first Sig and bought a CPO p229R 9mm from Ordnance Outsellers here in the classifiedS.
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| A real boring and cold midnight shift in a cruiser. I have admired and longed for Sigs since I was a kid. So I went exploring on the internet. The rest as they say "was history". |
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Live for today. Tomorrow will cost more
| quote: Originally posted by flesheatingvirus: Doing research on my first carry gun, which happened to be my first SIG.
Conversely, I was doing research on my first SIG, which was the gun my agency told me I was about to start carrying.
suaviter in modo, fortiter in re
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| Posts: 3175 | Location: Exit 7 NJ | Registered: March 21, 2005 |
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Mired in the Fog of Lucidity
| quote: I mainly hung around the pistol and rifle section my first year before venturing into the lounge.
Same here, only it took me a few years. I didn't know what I was missing! |
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Quit staring at my wife's Butt
| I thought it was mandatory if you own a sig? |
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Armed and Gregarious
| I was trying to find information on the practical differences between the P228, and P229 in 9mm. In 2003, before the seemingly endless iterations of the P229, it turns out there was no real practical difference, just some very minor technical differences. However, I did enjoy finding lots of good discussions here.
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Eye on the Silver Lining
| My husband. I was moving away for a few years, and he convinced me to join. It was another way of keeping us connected. And it helped to have other folks to learn from regarding the snapback of my 232. I think it was Jane... of the lovely, well groomed fingernails.
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| I was looking for porn...I guess this classify as some sort of porn. |
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| I use to hang out at the Smith and Wesson Forum. When Para came over here I gave it a try and liked it....and stayed. I loved the occasional "melt downs". Just added a bit more interest, if you know what I mean.
"If you think everything's going to be alright, you don't understand the problem!"- Gutpile Charlie "A man's got to know his limitations" - Harry Callahan
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| Posts: 9249 | Location: Indian Territory, USA | Registered: March 23, 2006 |
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crazy heart
| I came here because of Para, who owned the S&W forum at one time. I'm a member there because I own several S&W revolvers.
I'm a member here because I like how Para runs this forum. I don't own any Sig firearms. |
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Honky Lips
| I think I had cox internet at the time. but in truth I was trying to find out why my 229 had *OBS* on the tag on the box. (it stands for obsolete) |
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| I had just bought my P228R, and didn't know anything about it at the time. I got it because I always heard how great SIG's where, and I just got the first one I saw that I liked the feel of. Wasn't until I posted here for info about it that I learned about how the P228R came about, all the different sub-types, etc etc... Mine is a triple-proofed one from Germany, and had I not learned here that that was a little unusual, I may have inadvertently sold it or something when money got tight. Thankfully I didn't, and it's still always within arm's reach.
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| Posts: 1277 | Location: Pennsylvania | Registered: April 16, 2012 |
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