SigSauer P232
It's a fixed barrel, blowback-action .380 ACP semi-automatic pistol modeled after the venerable Walther PPK. It's double- or single action for the first shot, has a seven plus one capacity single stack magazine, and this particular model wears the standard three-dot white sights rather than the Sig night sights. It's one of the more accurate .380 ACPs I've ever shot, on a par with the significantly heavier Makarov, mostly owing to the fixed barrel design.Plus, it's made just over the wire in America at Sig of NH - what's not to love?
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It can be had with either alloy or steel frame. Light, light kicking with enough handle to hang on to. It's we we ened up with for my ife-- after a couple of other choices first. She loves it.
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oops, I as on my wifes account, Paul actually aid the above.
Paul
It was a happy Sig :)
"what's not to love?"
That heel magazine release!
I still don't get why Sig did such a thing to such an otherwise great design...
Weer'd Beard is right, I wasn't wild about the magazine release. The front point of the magazine always seemed to dig into me for IWB carry in the car. Also, mine had a tendency to bite my hands with the slide on a regular basis. (Hogue grips fixed that.) The takedown lever felt like it was flimsy and wasn't very positive in its action.
Don't get me wrong, I liked mine... but I always felt like I should like it more than I did, and I just never seemed to shoot it. I bought it without clearly defined expectations ("Ooh! Sig! Me like!"), which might have been the source of my indifference.
Then I traded my P232 for my Sig P226 Elite--and that is now my favorite handgun, bar none!
Unlike the PPK it doesn't tend to gouge the web of your hand, either. If I were in the market for another .380 I'd consider trading my Mauser HsC against one.
Regards,
Rabbit.
You got the best Pr0n!!!
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