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Bilbo463 · October 7, 2017, 06:55 PM

One topic I didn't see mentioned is trigger reach and hand size. The Sig P220 being a single stack has one of the shortest trigger reaches in their line of da/sa handguns. Having said that, the reach to the trigger is still longer than that on a 1911 with a long trigger. If you can hold the pistol, it would be a good idea to do so to make sure you have a good fit.

I used to have several Sigs, but sold them all and went with mostly single action pistols (i.e. 1911's, hi powers and cz's with manual safeties. I found to my dismay that I just could not master the da/sa transition when I shot pistols with other types of actions. To me, a SA pistol with manual safety works best.

I never had any malfunctions with any of my Sigs, they are quality handguns.

October 7, 2017, 06:55 PM	#29
Bilbo463 Member Join Date: July 28, 2017 Posts: 45	One topic I didn't see mentioned is trigger reach and hand size. The Sig P220 being a single stack has one of the shortest trigger reaches in their line of da/sa handguns. Having said that, the reach to the trigger is still longer than that on a 1911 with a long trigger. If you can hold the pistol, it would be a good idea to do so to make sure you have a good fit. I used to have several Sigs, but sold them all and went with mostly single action pistols (i.e. 1911's, hi powers and cz's with manual safeties. I found to my dismay that I just could not master the da/sa transition when I shot pistols with other types of actions. To me, a SA pistol with manual safety works best. I never had any malfunctions with any of my Sigs, they are quality handguns.