[dboyles]

...single-action Sigs are fantastic.

This little gem found its way into my hands recently.

It's an X-Five Tactical (9mm) with a Dawson fiber optic front sight and Nill grips. Fantastic shooter - wish I could say the same about myself.

 

[Rbelote]

I really want an X five. If I can ever sell my 338 llapua I might just get one.

 

[Xd357]

Nice looking gun. You know I've never shot a sig at all.

 

[bubbat]

That's a really nice looking gun. :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

 

[profiler999]

Looks like one of Gonzo's Sig's. :bigtu:

 

[slabsides45]

I first gained an interest in Sigs over their SAO guns, but then turned around and bought a DA/SA. It was okay, but after a trip or two shooting with that cruddy trigger, I traded it off for another 1911...

 

[righttoown]

I like those grips!

 

[dboyles]

I think this is my fourth Sig; the first three were all DA/SA, but I only still own one: a P226 Navy. The trigger on it is far better than the other two that I had (P220 Carry Elite and P239 SAS second gen). Those had the Short Reset Trigger feature, which my P226 does not. I'm not sure if it's as simple as "SRT triggers don't feel as good as older, standard-reset triggers," but that has been my limited experience.

I also saw that the above picture was hammer down, safety off - a big no-no in the Taking Cool Pictures With Guns guns. Lay off me, it's my first SAO pistol!

 

[sidroski]

As nice a Sig as I've seen in a while, dboyles. Well done. You get those Nill's grips locally? They really set it out.

 

[dboyles]

No, I bought the grips with the gun (in addition to the original plastics) - both "pre-owned." The fella that I purchased it from owns several X-Fives, I believe, and he had them on hand and was willing to sell them with the gun.

(I had a pair of Nills for my P226 but sold them, unfortunately)

 

[the69booger]

thats great but i wish they werent so high, i think they are a little overpriced, and they generally have a low cap mag