
From 1 o'clock position:
- SIG Sauer P220ST (.45 ACP)[/*:m:ho48zdig]
- Magnum Research Baby Eagle (9mm)[/*:m:ho48zdig]
- SIG Sauer P229 (.357SIG)[/*:m:ho48zdig]
- Glock 20 (10mm)[/*:m:ho48zdig]
- Taurus M627 SS (6.5") (.357 Magnum)[/*:m:ho48zdig]
It is fabulous! I can't say enough good things about it. By far the best gun I have ever shot. It is very light in recoil, feels like you're shooting a 9mm gun!Fernando Coelho said:How do you like the Sig P220ST?
In my opinion it is THE choice for defense.Munch said:How do you like the .357SIG?
You live in Columbus...if you are ever near the slightly north of Pittsburgh area drop me an email. We will get together and you can try my P229 in .357SIG. Heck, you can even try the barrel in your gun if you want.Munch said:I have a 229 in .40 S&W and I have thought about getting the .357 barrel from SIG.
Yeah. Higher velocities, less chance of overpressure due to set back and that awesome thunder that comes out of my gun!Munch said:Do you like the .357 more than the .40?
I reload for .357SIG and my prices are near 9mm prices. Price is not much of an issue with reloading.Munch said:It is more expensive to shoot,which is why I got the .40. Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks, but no. 58¢ per round (before shipping) is the reason I started reloading. I can make my own superior ammo for around 7¢ per round.mikegunner said:MARK ---i HAVE TRITON QS 357 SIG 135GR (ONE CASE TO SELL) AT $298.75 + FREIGHT...