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Favorite range gun for the money - CZ 75B or STI Spartan V 9mm Go-to carry setup - Walther PPS or PPQ in FIST kydex holster 1AK Favorite semi-auto design - HK P7 "A Sig is like a lightsaber - not as clumsy or random as a Glock." |
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That's cool if you don't like them, I just never considered either the P2000 or HK45/c to be "blocky". Now the USP series, that is blocky.
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SIG Sauer, 100%. I just recently obtained another P229. I had let my first one go like an ass.
I have a P226 e2 in 9mm which was my main gun for 3 years. A P220 in .45ACP which I also love and another P229, this time in .357SIG/.40S&W. Haven't shot it yet, but can't wait to. |
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November 4, 2013, 12:50 PM | #31 |
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CZs are addictive. If you go that route, know that the one gun will likely want a friend or two to keep it company...
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November 4, 2013, 06:54 PM | #32 |
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Sig/cz
No comparison . If anything get a sig cause the value is increasing on them as we speak . My vote is the sig! Czs are a dime a dozen! Fantastic handgun but sig the way to go for me
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I found a M11-A1 on buds for $890.00. More than one hundred less than cabelas. With the transfer fee, $35, that's $925. I doubt the local guy can beat that price but we'll see. Now to go holster shopping.
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Slickguns is great too for finding good prices.
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Sigs are not increasing in value. A P228 or P229 will never be worth more than what you pay for it NIB
Sell either the cz or sig used on the market and see what brings in more money! Sig 229 has increased in price for a new one over a couple of years. |
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Dude been here since 2010 been buying and selling Sigs for over a decade and I can tell you for a fact Sigs are not increasing in value. If I buy a M11A1 today NIB I am not going to get more for it tomorrow or at anytime down the road unless I take advantage if someone. Clearly YMMV
Also in today's market it is much harder to find a NIB CZ than it is to find a Sig.
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What WVSig said. Around here you can find Sigs all day long but it's very difficult to find NIB CZ's. I don't see any Sig selling for more that it cost new. That being said, I own both and like them...but I'd let the Sig go before my CZ. They're like night and day IMHO. Granted, comparing a Sig P250 to a CZ 75 compact probably isn't apples to apples...
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I'd never even seen a cz, minus P-07, until very recently. Sigs on the other hand are a dime a dozen, at least in quantity, not quality. The reason I say this is that I would at least like to hold one. Even a full size if nothing else. I have shot two sigs and that was really something else. I just wish I could compare the two. Whichever I get, the other will be second in line.
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Those have been going for more than new on Gun Broker. Last year they could be had new for around $900. Anyone looking for CZs should check Buds website as they have quite a few. Having tried both SIGs and CZs I own SIGs. |
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I have a 239,old 228 and just got a 229 scorpion for carry gun. the grip and beaver tail of the scorpion fit my hand better than my 228. I got the 229 for fall/winter carry when wearing heavier shirts. summer time I carry my colt defender.
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You can't find cz pistols because no one wants them.
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That might have something to do with the fact that Sig makes ten times more pistols than CZ does. |
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Sorry but I meant resale value . And the price has increased on them this year so the used value increases sum. Cz just stay the same
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Ok, SIGs on the way. I was told that I wasn't operating the SRT correctly. Its nice but its not the end all be all. Anyway should be here shortly. Buds came through again. If anyone carries this weapon could you suggest a holster. Thank you.
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High noon holsters and Milt Sparks would serve you well. I carry a P228 in a Milt Sparks VM2
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Ok, I've heard of both of those brands. I checked out bravo holsters and they have a holster specifically for a the M11 A1. I'm a little leary, an all kydex holster just doesn't look comfortable to me. It does look cool that it can be switched in an out. Anyway, experiences would be appreciated. I'll be checking out high noon and sparks, fist too.
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