Want to see my Sig?

[O'Dell]

I looks better than my old P6. Mine had some holster wear. Of course mine was stolen six months ago, so there no telling what it looks like now.

[PaiN]

I did sell the P6 last night
After shooting it(and it was a great shooter by the way) it really sunk in that I didn't need this pistol. Like I said, too big for carry and small for SHTF....and for my wife, she likes my K9 better.

[mr surveyor]

PaiN... you just nailed the reason I rarely ever carry my P239 - a bit big for comfortable IWB carry. I don't so much mind the limitation to 8 rounds of hot 40's since I don't mind the limitation of 8 rounds of 9mm in the CW9, 5 rounds of hot jhp's in the SP101, or 8 rounds in the Kimber, etc, but if it ain't comfortable, it don't get carried. As for house guns....my daily carry guns ARE my immediate house guns, and a instant SHTF scenerio would have to be depended on anyway. Of course a disaster type SHTF situation would result in several handguns, shotguns, rifles being "made ready".

Too bad about giving up the P6, even if it bacame a safe queen though.

surv

[PaiN]

PaiN... you just nailed the reason I rarely ever carry my P239 - a bit big for comfortable IWB carry. I don't so much mind the limitation to 8 rounds of hot 40's since I don't mind the limitation of 8 rounds of 9mm in the CW9, 5 rounds of hot jhp's in the SP101, or 8 rounds in the Kimber, etc, but if it ain't comfortable, it don't get carried. As for house guns....my daily carry guns ARE my immediate house guns, and a instant SHTF scenerio would have to be depended on anyway. Of course a disaster type SHTF situation would result in several handguns, shotguns, rifles being "made ready".

Too bad about giving up the P6, even if it bacame a safe queen though.

surv

Safe queen Ha!, I picked it up on a Sunday night and sold it on the following Thursday night....I knew going into the buy I was going to turn the gun around, I just had momentary lapse of reason when I first was how nice it was.
If I spend on another pistol it is going to be a CM9.

[mr surveyor]

sounds a lot like my take on firearms. If they don't have a true practical function (or reason to be considered a keepsake), they don't stay. The CM9 is certainly on my radar for a "boot gun" as that is the single hole in my collection at the moment.

surv