Brought home a S&W Sigma in 9mm

[Smokey in PHX]

I have had a Sigma 40S&W for years and yet to have the first problem.

 

[psyshack]

I like my Sigma.

 

[RightCoastBiased]

Took the sigma out again and still had issues. Got the return label to send it to S&W and it's going back today.

 

[Hondo 60]

I had a Sigma 9 & couldn't hit the broadside of a barn from the inside.

I have a number of revolvers - S&W, Ruger, Uberti & Charter.
And I shoot very well (& accurately) with all of them.

I hope you have a much better experience than I did.
(hate to see that you had to send it back already)

 

[RightCoastBiased]

Yeah, I am not too excited about sending it back. I am considering getting a revolver for my girlfriend to keep at the house. The capacity is great on the sigma, but she has difficulty with the trigger pull, which affects her ability to shoot it accurately. I dont shoot it very well either. Thinking the ruger LCR or something from charter, as they are a local company.

 

[hardluk1]

Good thing some of you guys ain't cops in cities that run the 8 and 10lb springs in there GLOCKS. If I can get my sigma trigger down to at or under 6lbs then anyone can with a bear minimum of tools and watching the youtube video sights and a wolf striker spring replacement.

I have pulled the trigger on new current production revolvers that are as heavy as the new sigma trigger out of the box.