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Anyone have both of these? Thoughts one the Sig verses the Walther?
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I have owned bothAnyone have both of these? Thoughts one the Sig verses the Walther?
Thanks.
My p99 is a AS I really like it.What trigger system do you like in the P99? QA or AS?
AS!What trigger system do you like in the P99? QA or AS?
Con: The tolerances are a little too tight. My P88 has problems digesting reloads and recon ammo.P88
better trigger SA and DA
Better fit and finish
Grip angle good
A little to wide at the top of grip
Manual of arms very ambi
Very accurate
Parts hard to find and expensive.
I guess given the choice above for ONLY one, it would be the Sig. But, I would rather it be a P99, P2000, or USP in the real and dirty world.I guess if I could only own one gun in the world and it had to be the P88 or the 226 I might get the 226 because there are more of them made and it is easier to get parts and accesories.
I am very interested. I sent you a PM. If you would send me an email, we can see what is being offered.I have a P7. I do not shoot it much. If you are serious about buying one make an offer in a message.
No Worries and Congratulations! If this is your first , It?s will be life changing and very enjoyable!!Sorry to not get back to you sooner
My wife and I had a baby and it just came home this weekend. Things have been a little busy.
Once you have decided you want to sell, please send an email with everything you are selling. # of magazines, Etc. Also if you are the original owner and an the approx round count.I am not really sure I want to sell. Make an offer and let me think on it.
Let me tell you what I know.Once you have decided you want to sell, please send an email with everything you are selling. # of magazines, Etc. Also if you are the original owner and an the approx round count.
I own both. Have had a P226 for almost two decades. I have owned and carried SIG P220s for three decades. The Walther P88 is probably only 10 years old.Anyone have both of these? Thoughts one the Sig verses the Walther?
Thanks.
I still own a P226 for those occasions where I am mandated to carry 9mm, but it is the P88 that has won a place in my heart when it comes to 9mm Combat handguns.