S&W Sigma--a review and test (56k beware)

General discussions regarding topics that aren't covered in one of the other sub-forums. NO DISCUSSION OF POLITICS!

Moderators: Dave_M, ZS Global Moderators

Re: S&W Sigma--a review and test (56k beware)

Postby doc66 » Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:06 pm

Bump so I can find it later.
User avatar
doc66
* * * * *
 
Posts: 5353
Joined: Wed Mar 08, 2006 11:56 am
Location: South Carolina

Re: S&W Sigma--a review and test (56k beware)

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sat Jun 16, 2012 4:39 am

My very first high cap gun was a Sigma. Worked fine for many years. I can take them or leave them, but they have a better grip than most of the Glocks IMHO. I think Dave did a fine job with the review. IIRC Smith settled out of court when they knew they had a loosing hand, so they did not technically loose in court. Still a copy is a copy. Ruger started it all by copying other gun styles. Ruger, Smith, and Taurus have taken it to a whole new level lately. I like the fact that Smith is making a reasonably priced gun for those that can't afford Glocks semi perfected gun, or it's price tag.
GN

Oneswunk wrote:Interesting idea, but I still prefer the feel of wood in my hands.

tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

Tommy Tran wrote:Before I drop hammer on a 'clear' SG I full finger both tubes!
User avatar
Gun_Nut_2k1
ZS Member
ZS Member
 
Posts: 4147
Joined: Thu Jun 22, 2006 6:03 am
Location: Tucson, AZ

Previous

Return to General Firearms Discussion

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: Rev and 4 guests