Starting to figure it out

[cstone]

SIG P229 I've heard they make nice carry guns.

[ray1970]

SIG P229 I've heard they make nice carry guns.

Yeah. I know one guy that swears by them. Pretty sure he has been carrying them for a couple of years too.

[ray1970]

That 30S should carry almost as easy the 19.

Yeah. I parted ways with it already. Seems I'm in the minority of people who just aren't into the 45's.

[buffalobo]

Yeah. I parted ways with it already. Seems I'm in the minority of people who just aren't into the 45's.

Never owned one myself, shot a couple and it is high on my list of .45's

[HoneyBadger]

Yeah. I parted ways with it already. Seems I'm in the minority of people who just aren't into the 45's.

Nah. I'm not a fan of .45 at all for carrying.

[Great-Kazoo]

Bumping this up from the dead.

You guys all had some excellent advice.

I've been carrying my Glock 43 for the most part but have recently discovered that carrying something a bit bigger really isn't a huge deal. Been carrying a Glock 19 recently and I don't find it any less comfortable than carrying the little 43. In fact, I've been thinking about hunting down a Sig 228 or 229 and trying to carry that as I've always shot the Sigs very well. Expendable income has been a little tight around here lately. Trying to decide if I want to part ways with a couple of the Glocks to fund the Sig.

Thanks again for all of the great advice you guys have given me.

Put it on your wish list to try one of the Sig 320's. If the spouse wasn't that attached to her glocks, or had 3 carbines that use the same mags. The 320 would be the main go to gun.

[cstone]

The P320 is the striker fired version of the P250. I have Glocks, so I will pass on the P320. I do like the P250 and being able to easily swap the sub-compact into a full size for some range fun. The sub-compact is a very easy carry gun and the slide is the only part that picks up any surface rust on hot, sweaty days. It's also nice to have the ability to quickly swap into .380, 9mm, 357 SIG, or .45 ACP depending on what you want to shoot. Best of all, same trigger for any combination of size or caliber.

[ray1970]

I played with a 250. Not a fan of that one.

I do agree that the 320 doesn't do much for me and if I want striker fire and polymer I'll just stick with my Glocks.

There's just something nice about a metal handgun so I'll be looking for a 228 or 229. Possibly a 239 or a 225 if I found a great deal on one.

[hurley842002]

I made my rounds with Sig via two 224's and a 228 (newer M11 version), ended up offloading them and sticking with my Glocks, with that said I'd really like to check out the 239.