JUST GOT A SIG SAUER P250. THROW YOUR GLOCKS IN THE TRASH.

OP please enlighten me on the multi calibers?
You buy one and can ad to that pistol paying to switch out barrels fpr different calibers? Explain simple please?
You got what cal.? Or does buying one buy them all?

fellows, its not the gun its the shooter

I've "owned a sig" and the only thing they're good for is looking at and stroking. Hands down the most inaccurate pistol I’ve owned or shot (and my buddies have had them too). For the price, Glock is the best out there. Out of the box I can drive tacks with every Glock I’ve shot.

Flawless reliability!!! Go ahead and skip a Glock and a 1911 across the pavement and see which one still fires. I guarantee the Glock will. They’ve tested this many times and a blow the 1911 hammer will cause it to be inoperable.

There is a reason every other manufacture has been following their lead. There is a grundle of features they innovated and got right.
As far as the plastic is concerned, give me a break. Weakest argument ever!

Should have went with the H&K.

Yes, I've owned a Glock (made by Tupperware). I've had two of them (past tense). Sig's new design is vastly superior in comfort, function, versatility, and aesthetics. Gaston needs to get out more.


It's still a piece of junk compared to a 1911.

They all kill.


Yes, but tell me this - do you think any plastic framed pistol will be in your family 300 years from now?

My 1911 will be!


The 1911 is a good gun, but its old technology.

You have a single stack clip, exposed hammer, and alot more moving parts.

Personally I don’t like the redundant safety mechanisms, or the dovetail safety for that matter. Even though you can have them chambered for different calibers 45ACP is the prevalent version, and once again old technology. They are a bitch to tear down. More moving parts = more things to go wrong. I don’t like the gun geometry (same with sig but the sig is even worse).

I've "owned a sig" and the only thing they're good for is looking at and stroking. Hands down the most inaccurate pistol I’ve owned or shot (and my buddies have had them too). For the price, Glock is the best out there. Out of the box I can drive tacks with every Glock I’ve shot.

Flawless reliability!!! Go ahead and skip a Glock and a 1911 across the pavement and see which one still fires. I guarantee the Glock will. They’ve tested this many times and a blow the 1911 hammer will cause it to be inoperable.

There is a reason every other manufacture has been following their lead. There is a grundle of features they innovated and got right.
As far as the plastic is concerned, give me a break. Weakest argument ever!

why would you skip a pistol accross pavement before you shoot someone. this sounds like cop logic.


Here is a very simple rule for you. I don’t care how shiny, pretty, or cool your gun is. If you pull that trigger and it doesn’t go bang that thing is as good as a rock. All sorts of crazy shit happens in gun combat (including dropping your gun), do a little research. My point is the firing pin mechanism on a Glock is completely encased. They’ve buried these things in sand, mud, driven over them with cars, dropped them, almost anything you can imagine, and guess what? They still fire!

Yes, I've owned a Glock (made by Tupperware). I've had two of them (past tense). Sig's new design is vastly superior in comfort, function, versatility, and aesthetics. Gaston needs to get out more.

Yes, I've owned a Glock (made by Tupperware). I've had two of them (past tense). Sig's new design is vastly superior in comfort, function, versatility, and aesthetics. Gaston needs to get out more.


Sig Sauer was bought out by a jewish man.

If he does for Sig what the jews did to IMI, then be careful.

I bought a Baby Eagle in .45acp a couple years back. WHAT A PIECE OF SHIT. Two jams in the first two mags - stovepipe and FTF with a full jacketed ball round!

Sheeeeit!

Yes, I've owned a Glock (made by Tupperware). I've had two of them (past tense). Sig's new design is vastly superior in comfort, function, versatility, and aesthetics. Gaston needs to get out more.


Sig Sauer was bought out by a jewish man.

If he does for Sig what the jews did to IMI, then be careful.

I bought a Baby Eagle in .45acp a couple years back. WHAT A PIECE OF SHIT. Two jams in the first two mags - stovepipe and FTF with a full jacketed ball round!

Sheeeeit!

Glock 21 rules your puny 9mm. Puny lil sig...

Yes, I've owned a Glock (made by Tupperware). I've had two of them (past tense). Sig's new design is vastly superior in comfort, function, versatility, and aesthetics. Gaston needs to get out more.


Sig Sauer was bought out by a jewish man.

If he does for Sig what the jews did to IMI, then be careful.

I bought a Baby Eagle in .45acp a couple years back. WHAT A PIECE OF SHIT. Two jams in the first two mags - stovepipe and FTF with a full jacketed ball round!

Sheeeeit!



Pray tell Heinrich, what is the name of this Jewish man who has bought out Sig Sauer. I am anxious to research it myself, for I have not heard of this.

"what the jews did to IMI, then be careful." ?????!!!

What exactly do you mean by this? If I'm not mistaken (and I'm usually not) I thought that IMI was a very reputable firearms manufacturer. "jews did for IMI??" IMI stands for Israeli Military Industries.
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I fail to see the "impact" you speak of. They have and DO make very reputable weapons.

Forgive me for saying so, but I believe you might have ended up at this forum by mistake. This isn't the "Holocaust never happened/I love Adolph/24-7-nazi-butt-massacre" forum. Please redirect.

(P.S. - As an obvious nazi sympathizer, I thought that you would endorse a German product. I guess stupidity knows no bounds.)

I'll keep my HK USP .45, thank you very much.

The P250®, a modular pistol that allows the shooter to change caliber and size at will....

The SIG SAUER® P250 was designed specifically to address the future needs of the military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters around the world. The P250 will be available in the most popular calibers (9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W and .45ACP). The P250's innovative design enables the shooter to quickly remove the functional mechanism and place it into the polymer grip of his choice. This allows an immediate change in caliber and size;(subcompact, compact and full). And after any change the pistol delivers both outstanding accuracy and reliable functionality. Its modularity not only provides incredible ease of maintenance, but also provides a solution for accommodating different hand sizes - there are 6 different ergonomic combinations for each size, accomplished by changes in grip circumference and trigger style. Now you can own the world's only modular shooting system globally engineered to deliver the "To-Hell -And-Back-Reliability" you've come to expect from Sig Sauer.


Caliber 9mm, .40S&W, .357SIG, .45ACP
Action Type DAO
Trigger Pull DA 5.5 - 6.5 lbs
Trigger Pull SA N/A
Overall Length 7.2 in
Overall Height 5.1 in
Overall Width 1.3 in (Std. Grip)
Barrel Length 3.9 in
Sight Radius 5.8 in
Weight w/ Mag 25.1 oz / 26.9 oz
Magazine Capacity 9mm 15 Rounds (9mm)
Sights Standard
Grips Interchangeable Polymer
Frame Finish Polymer Grip Shell with Stainless Insert
Slide Finish Nitron®
Accessory Rail Yes
Features Interchangeable grip sizes and calibers
MSRP $750.00
CA Compliant No
MA Compliant No

Ruger couldn't make a semi-auto handgun if S&W sent them a kit! lol

for whatever their problems people seem to go on about, none of which I have witnessed. the glock fires more types of ammo than my xd.

buddys glock 45 shoots everything
my xd 45 hates wadcutters. and old wwII ammo. However i know the hydrashocks loaded in it now (and always carried) fire every time....

other buddy loves old 1911's wwi & wwII, has a couple, I have only seen it run a whole clip a couple times, other than that, heavy, misfires, ftf, jams. fukn junk far as im concerned.

I persOnally have to agree, a good .22 is a must for any serious shooter. A. Hugely useful training tool. Lots of rounds down range, for pennies on the box. Especially if you carry expensive cartridges, like .45 or .40. B. Just plain old fun! I used to find myself shooting 300 rounds a week through my Kimber, and I'd say about 200 .38 specials and 50 .357 magnums through my python, just to stay sharp. Even with crap ammo, it cost me oodles of green. Now that I've got a Ruger, I can shoot about fifty of each, and spend the rest with CCI Mini-Mags that cost ten bucks for a hundred, at MOST.

As for your vintage 1911-loving buddy... I wouldn't carry ANY centennially aged gun, nomatter who made it! But a high-quality, well-maintained, modern 1911 is one of the finest all-around handguns money can buy.

Also, let's grow up, people. Who on this side of Mogadishu needs 33-round mags in a DEFENSIVE handgun?! xD I'm sorry. Glocks are fine guns, though I personally hate em. What gets ME the most bent out of shape are the rediculous things that the fanboys say about them!

You're just jealous of my high capacity mags. Beside, if you are going to call someone ridiculous, at least spell it right.