Garandimal
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Sig P220 Legion SAO - 5" Bbl/ 10mm or .45 ACP - Grail Pistol?
5" Bbl.
SAO
10mm or .45 ACP.
GR
5" Bbl.
SAO
10mm or .45 ACP.
GR
man for a grail pistol, I'd have to go 10mm.
REALLY wish this was an option for us here in CA!
and I might try that angle someday...Could find an LEO buddy that wanted one.
...and then wanted to sell it in a hurry.
GR
and I might try that angle someday...
I have a jeep keeping my funny money supply hovering around $0 right now!
Corporal_Agarn: said:REALLY wish this was an option for us here in CA!
.45 because God and John Moses Browning meant it that way!!
seriously though the P220 is a .45 first and foremost.....maybe a 9mm (which came first of course). There are better 10mm’s IMO. I just feel like a P220 should be a .45. Cause........REASONS......that’s why.
Folks say that about the 1911 as well, because of John By God Moses Browning.
Yet my most accurate 1911 is a 10mm (and a RIA for Pete's sake) and my favorite to shoot is a lightweight 9mm. A pleasure in the hand and doesn't beat on you like aluminum .45s do.
Honestly, none of my .45s get much range time any more. Saves ammo I guess
You have as much right to be wrong as anybody else
Seriously I though I am kidding. I do prefer the P220 in .45. 1911s are fun in any caliber but I do prefer them in .45.
God help me and cleanse my sins in 10mm I think.......Jesus this pains me.....I believe.......and this is really hard.........but I think Glock does a damn good job in 10mm. . I’m gonna go say a few Hail Mary’s now and maybe take a shower.
I don't know why the flat triggers are so popular now. I don't care for it either.Nice looking. I studied the P226 Legion SAO but didn't like the @#$%* straight trigger. I see the P220 has a normal curved trigger. But the main turnoff was the invisible slide stop; I am so used to the prominent lever on a 1911 or CZ. My German P226 is a reliable house gun but I could not whip it into line for IDPA with mandatory slide lock reloads.
Nice looking. I studied the P226 Legion SAO but didn't like the @#$%* straight trigger. I see the P220 has a normal curved trigger. But the main turnoff was the invisible slide stop; I am so used to the prominent lever on a 1911 or CZ. My German P226 is a reliable house gun but I could not whip it into line for IDPA with mandatory slide lock reloads.
Nice looking. I studied the P226 Legion SAO but didn't like the @#$%* straight trigger. I see the P220 has a normal curved trigger...