Sig P250 @ sigsauer.com
It has gotten my curiosity up.
Anybody have one? Thoughts?
An all-around nice gun to have. The polymer feels good, the finish looks good on the slide, and the magazines are quality. Decent sights, and a very nice trigger pull, as far as DAO goes. It's ambi, and the mag release and slide release are placed/sized perfectly for my hands. It's also easy to take down. My two biggest complaints are the left-right play in the trigger, and the barrel finish, which wears quickly...
Size comparison? My Compact .45 is as tall as my Glock 21, about as thick, but the barrel is about an inch shorter.
Accuracy? I shoot it well. The trigger takes a little practice, but being so smooth, I can regularly connect with a gong at the 110 yard berm, and get a nice tight group at shorter ranges. And although it's slower than, say, a 1911, I can rapid fire the gun and still put the rounds in a pie plate at 10 yards. So unless you have a poor trigger pull, you'll probably see average accuracy.
Trigger? Long, but smooth and light. No grit (though I've cleaned my trigger group thoroughly), a little left-right play (not bad), and breaks predictably. The trigger itself is very comfortable. It's a little wide and rounded, so it feels good. The only downside for ME is the reset is somewhat "meh". Obviously it has to let all the way out, but unlike a nice revolver, you can get ahead of it, and find yourself waiting on the trigger to get back, so that limits the rapid fire.
Dependability? My 250 was good for I think 800 rounds? Maybe 700. Then I started getting FTE's. Brass came about half-way out the chamber, then the extractor slipped off. Sig replaced it for free, only took a week, and paid shipping both ways. Another 1000 rounds through it so far, and no issues. So aside from the extractor problem, I never have had a failure.
Other?
Aftermarket is severely limited. Holsters, sights, and parts are difficult to find, so be aware of that .
Thanks, AC