? for those with Sig P250 and P226 or P229

[insulinboy]

Anyone have experiance with both that could tell me if the trigger on the P250 is simmiler to a DA pull on a P226 or P229?

I'm thinking about a 250 in 380 and one in .22 while I can still nab one somewhere but am worried the trigger is going to be a deal killer. I like my P320. It feels good in my hand and is comfortable to shoot. If I could get an exchange kit in both calibers it would be a no brainer.

I never cared for the DA pull on my 226 which is part of the reason I went back to a 1911 and I have a feeling the 250 is going to be a similar experiance so I'm kind of half hoping someone can talk me out of it saying its more or less the same trigger

 

[cmshoot]

Trigger ain't bad for a DAO, but the P250 is a big POS.

 

[Kojay]

^^^ what he said

 

[insulinboy]

Thanks guys.

On the hunt for a different 22 then I guess. Not looking for a "target" model, but something more along the lines of a traditional auto pistol. Mosquito, m&p 22, something to just go in the backyard and waste a couple hundred rounds at a time practicing drawing from cover or just plinking at steels ext without using up all my 9th since .22 is easy to come by again

 

[Kojay]

Honestly, a ruger charger or the Mark III will be the only .22 pistol you need... just my .20

 

[biker_bill]

Been seeing the Mark IV in a few different models at the range, they are thoroughly enjoyed.
The guys that own a bunch of the older ones constantly talk about how easy they are to tear down.
I guess the older one's were kind of tough.

We use a number of the Mark II's and Mark III's at our NRA Women on Target class and I've never seen one have a problem.

They seem like great guns....

 

[hamburglar3]

Try to find a S&W 422 -4" is best imho. All metal, light, can-worthy