Sig 250

[marcinstl]

the P-11 is second strike capable? hmmm, you know 15 round S&W 5906 magazines work in P-11's. interesting, very interesting. thanks, Greg.

[Stingray]

I have a pretty good supply of S&W 5906 mags, including a couple of 30 rounders

[marcinstl]

I have a pretty good supply of S&W 5906 mags, including a couple of 30 rounders

looks kind of silly hanging out the bottom of a P-11. maybe I need to shop for a SUB-2000 that fits those S&W mags?

[gb6491]

looks kind of silly hanging out the bottom of a P-11. maybe I need to shop for a SUB-2000 that fits those S&W mags?

I went with the Glock magazine version

Regards,
Greg

[ScottM]

Want want want want

[marcinstl]

hey ScottM,
I was looking at the Sig site and happened to notice this-- http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProdu...itron-380.aspx
has anybody ever seen, or shot one of these?

[ScottM]

Nice capacity but big for a .380.

[CPTKILLER]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnCxJbxlikw

One of the better reviews of the P250.

[ScottM]

Agreed. Also: http://youtu.be/MrbBRw3IjLA

[marcinstl]

Agreed. Also: http://youtu.be/MrbBRw3IjLA

Kahr shooters will get a kick out of Nutjob staging the DA trigger. that's the way you learn on a Kahr. after a couple of hundred rounds, shooting like a newbie, you take it up a notch and practice a faster, smooth, continuous pull that goes from 0 to bang with no pause. now your on the way to shooting fast double taps.
when it comes to engineering, I like simple and I like quality. so far the P250 looks like a high capacity gun a Kahr fan could like. I looked at a parts diagram for the P250, compare to Glock or M&P, amazing. (there's almost nothing inside, they should knock another $100 off of the price, hehehehe.)

[ScottM]

You gave me ideas for my next range visit, thanks!

Agreed about simplicity and quality. I also like that you take off a P250 slide without removing any parts - makes it dumb-simple to lube its works at the range in just a couple minutes without additional tools, just Remlube it and keep going.

[marcinstl]

You gave me ideas for my next range visit, thanks!

Agreed about simplicity and quality. I also like that you take off a P250 slide without removing any parts - makes it dumb-simple to lube its works at the range in just a couple minutes without additional tools, just Remlube it and keep going.

Ah, Ha! a wet lube kind of guy. do ya get a little oil spray on your glasses when shooting? I was just watching a video of a guy who assembled his dry gun with dry graphite "lube" . I have to surf around and see if I can find any comparison articles. (I'm a 20th century mechanic and I believe in oil and grease, also in cleaning and re-lubing. the dry lube argument is that it attracts less "dirt" and cuts the maintenance down. ) (maybe start a new thread for that topic?)

[O'Dell]

I've had a lot of SIG's and Kahrs, and have found the both prefer to be run wet. However, not to the point of oiling up your shooting glasses.

[ScottM]

I used Hoppes cleaners and oils for 20 years until a about year ago, when a gunsmith turned me on to synthetic greases. That's what I use now, and use spray lubricants at the range to save time rewetting surfaces when I'm going through a lot of ammo. But I'll use whatever works. [emoji1]

[stevec5ws6]

I have shot a 250 I liked it a lot, probably one of the better triggers i have felt on a SIG. I would definitley own at the prices they have been going for around here.

It was pretty accurate also.