Thoughts on SIG 45

[KTXdm9]

Do you shoot it? If not sell it. I wouldn’t expect it to fetch a premium though.

 

[Texasgordo]

I was going to say being a cranky old bastard I relate .45 acp and Sig as a 220 built in West Germany.

I was lucky enough to find a West Germany P220 from 1987.

 

[MTA]

I took these out today to verify some modifications I made. The flyers are from the ultra Carry. It’s got a little bit of kick to it and I really need to get some more aggressive grips.

The STX just got a Wilson combat spring kit put in and the trigger is down to 3 pounds. It’s a night and day difference and I didn’t have to convert that one from 80 to 70.

Sig makes good 1911s in my opinion

 

[AlteisenMkII]

I heard the Sig 1911s are nice. I wanted the desert colored one some many moons ago. I haven't heard of many issues with em though I have read they get flak for being a Series 80.

 

[Nofir55]

Calling all 1911 Owners! I am in a dilemma regarding my SIG 1911 OG Traditional. It is a beautiful gun and a rare one from what I understand. SIG only produced 300 with a gray slide and 300 in the OD green (1911TCA-45-TT-OD). Should I hang on to it or let someone else enjoy it?
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Beautiful gun and some what rare, why get rid of it? unless you need the money I guess ?!
it will not go down in value, that's for sure.

 

[CharlieWH2O]

Browning died in 1926 years before the Hi Power was completed. Dieudonné Saive finished the design in the ‘30s and the external extractor was incorporated in 1962 in what FN said was an effort to improve reliability.

 

[SURVIVOR619]

I love my Sigs and love being a part of this forum. But, this forum and Sigs aren't overwhelmingly compatible.