I got the full size a few months ago and I found the compact that I really wanted today!

$250 and she's all mine!

I figured out really quickly why I got it so cheap an remedied it. The mag had a .40 follower in it and it would not go all the way up.

Cool!

Good catch with the wrong follower in the mag.

I had a .40 a long time ago and traded it for a Gen2 Glock because the Gen2 doesn't have finger grooves and the Gen3 and Gen4 did.

I decided I needed a P250 later on and was able to find a German P250 chambered in 9x21. It came complete with the box, an extra magazine, and the test target. The grip module is dated January of 2007.

I found a bunch of 9x21 for almost nothing and the P250 worked through it without a hitch.

I like the P250 a lot. Didn't feel the need for a P320 up until a month ago.

I wouldn't have passed it up at that price, either.
Nice.

You get the hell out of here with that outdated technology

My first Sig was a P250, nice little gun, for that price, as others have said, I would have grabbed it too.

I think they are a great pistol to practice with, If you can accurately shoot that long ass trigger pull, you SHOULD be able to do well with most any system.

I put a laser on my P250 but then traded it to a friend who has rotator cup problems and he has trouble raising his shooting are all the way to aim. He traded a Berretta 92 for it.

Now I just looked in my data-base because I knew I had bought one from a fellow member here in .380... but here is what I forgot... I converted it to shoot 357 sig and 40cal it seems....

The other 'crazy gun dude' part is when I went to pick the p250 in .380 up at my FFL they had a Sig P226 SAO Legion laying in a display case.......

Those P250s will get you in trouble....

That's a killer deal! I had a couple for a while, and liked them, but had a few issues with light strikes and ultimately traded it on a PX4, which is another platform that kind of intrigues me. If I came across another P250 for $250, I'd definitely grab it up!

This is mine-- a compact grip (surgically shortened!) on a sub-compact, in .45ACP

I like the 250 for the if you pull the trigger, you damn well meant to pull the trigger.

It's a safety feature for me.

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:
I like the 250 for the if you pull the trigger, you damn well meant to pull the trigger.

It's a safety feature for me.

A safety feature for me as well. A P250 (Compact slide on a subcompact rail-less frame) is my daily carry in .357 SIG.

I've been thinking about switching to a SP 2340 in .357 SIG, so I'll have that "safer" first trigger pull.