sig trailside at the range

[kennedy]

just got back from the range after shooting my sig trailside for the first time, all I can say is if you want one buy it, best shooting .22 auto I have ever shot. It is the standard model with 4 in barrel, with a tasco red dot mounted on it. Shot at 25 yds at a walmart 100 yd target, started bench resting to sight in the red dot, getting about 1 inch 3 shot groups, than after about 20 rds 3 in the bullseye 2 touching the third less an .5 in out, so time to try off hand. First 10 rds looked like a shot gun, 2 10 rds a little better, the last 10 rds 5 in the 10 ring, 5 in the 9 ring. the more I shot the better we did, very easy gun to learn, with alittle more practice,I expect to achieve all 10 rds in 10 ring.

 

[Preacherman]

Those are great guns! I've fired the long-barrel target model, and it was uncanny how accurate it was, even with cheapo ammo.

 

[Standing Wolf]

I'd have bought one a long time ago if the magazines weren't made out of plastic.

 

[kennedy]

ran 60 rds thru it, and previous owner 1000 rds no failers to feed, so plastic mag must work

 

[MoNsTeR]

Plastic they may be, but they work well enough. One of mine is even cracked (came that way when I bought it used), but works just the same. With quarter-sized 25yd groups with cheap ammo, and a sweet no-break trigger, I can stand the plastic mags.

Only thing not to like is the price...