Soggy, definitely try the barrel weight, balances the gun so much better. I love my grips, if you can find some and try them out, if not Larry's has some xsse and Trailside options.

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Originally posted by SIGSCOUSER:
I am picking up a Sigarms trailside 22 pistol later this week, was just looking for some feedback from anybody who has or had one.

JUST PICKED IT UP.

4" adjustable sighta, 3 mags, one owner, original reciept, and all the stuff in box, very pleased.

If you don't mind, what did you pay for it? I'd love to find another. Last time I checked they were almost double what they cost new.

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Originally posted by Skins2881:
If you don't mind, what did you pay for it? I'd love to find another. Last time I checked they were almost double what they cost new.

Go on Gunbroker, 4.5" range from $300/$500,
I have the original reciept from new in 2003, it was just under $500.

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Originally posted by SIGSCOUSER:

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Originally posted by Skins2881:
If you don't mind, what did you pay for it? I'd love to find another. Last time I checked they were almost double what they cost new.

Go on Gunbroker, 4.5" range from $300/$500,
I have the original reciept from new in 2003, it was just under $500.

I'll have to check. Mine was a little north of $400 many years ago, 2003ish?

I had looked at only 6" in pristine shape. Not sure if 4 and 6 are different price ranges. Would love a twin.

Last year no box 6" adjustable sights blue grips 2 mags 399 at greentop.

As far as I remember, use the slide release as little as possible as it is a wear point on the slide, very small and non fixable. Eventually would not lock back on empty. Use the slingshot method instead.

As a matter of principle, I use the slingshot method for all of my pistols.