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Originally posted by sigfreund:

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Originally posted by SigSauer228:
I think 32 years after the fact is a lil' late to the party.

So what is your point? That they’re too late and therefore should just stay home and watch reruns of old movies? Really, what do you believe they should do? Not pursue the project at all and thereby let the cartridge continue its long, slow slide into oblivion rather than attempting to satisfy an expressed desire by many people for a SIG that’s chambered for the round?

Perhaps you get it, but I certainly don’t understand what you’re getting at other than, perhaps, that SIG should have jumped in when it was the cool thing to do rather than waiting until they thought that the market was right for such a pistol.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
If you keep trolling this thread, you'll regret it.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
No, it has nothing to do with your registration date. I'm saying you're trolling the thread for the simple reason that you're trolling the thread. You're not making any sense and the only reason I can see for this nonsense from you, is to elicit a reaction.

Not another word.

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Originally posted by Paten:
That Lipseys announcement says shipping in March/April 2015 and all their listed models have adjustable sights. Could somebody at the Shot Show ask if that fixed sight model shown at the range on Monday was just a T&E pistol or if it is an actual model that will be shipping sometime later?

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Well, first off, there was only one 10mm at Range Day. Not one model, one gun: the P220 SAO in stainless. It was a production model, with only factory QA test rounds down the pipe before it was put to work today.

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Originally posted by BRL:

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Originally posted by Paten:
That Lipseys announcement says shipping in March/April 2015 and all their listed models have adjustable sights. Could somebody at the Shot Show ask if that fixed sight model shown at the range on Monday was just a T&E pistol or if it is an actual model that will be shipping sometime later?

LDD said in his report here -

https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...720056173#9720056173

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Well, first off, there was only one 10mm at Range Day. Not one model, one gun: the P220 SAO in stainless. It was a production model, with only factory QA test rounds down the pipe before it was put to work today.

I'm anxious to see if this holds true or what becomes available. This gun did not have the rosewood grip either but I'm guessing that is not a true indicator of whether or not this is a production configuration as it was shown there.

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Originally posted by Gary1911A1:

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Originally posted by BRL:

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Originally posted by Paten:
That Lipseys announcement says shipping in March/April 2015 and all their listed models have adjustable sights. Could somebody at the Shot Show ask if that fixed sight model shown at the range on Monday was just a T&E pistol or if it is an actual model that will be shipping sometime later?

LDD said in his report here -

https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...720056173#9720056173

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Well, first off, there was only one 10mm at Range Day. Not one model, one gun: the P220 SAO in stainless. It was a production model, with only factory QA test rounds down the pipe before it was put to work today.

I'm anxious to see if this holds true or what becomes available. This gun did not have the rosewood grip either but I'm guessing that is not a true indicator of whether or not this is a production configuration as it was shown there.

March/April is really sooner than I expected, especially given Sig only had one of them for SHOT to show and I assume shoot. Time to start saving.

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Originally posted by Fenris:
The finish issue was annoying, but I'm truly disappointed that the DA/SA won't have fixed sights.

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Originally posted by David Lee:
Just a small point I'd like to make, there are 111 models discontinued at this time in just the pistols section of the Sig Sauer site. I dont know how many long guns. I can't guess how many models Sig currently offers in pistols but it is many. Consider that sinse just the late 1970's and it would be fair to say they are a young gun manufacturer.

By contrast, Colt has been making guns for what 160 years or more and still can't get passed the same old offerings in a 1911. Cripes, most of their revolvers are no longer available

If one takes into account all the different models and variations Sig Sauer has made in the most popular defense gun calibers, it would be accurate to say there has never been a gun manufacturer so versatile and productive. Add to that, the P 210's, X guns and there is no company in the firearms industry who can even come close. Heck, Sig has even been fairly innovative in the polymer guns market.

It's only been in recent times that the 10mm guns have gained interest of shooters and they didn't let any grass grow bringing them to market.

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Originally posted by Tengoo:
Would it not be possible to replace the adjustable sights with fixed? [Please be kind...I'm relatively new to the Sig world].