I shot at SIG's Academy.

I didn't particularly care for their SA/DA pulls, and I really hated the DAK.

There was a 226 there that would not run, it was short stroking and lightly hitting the primers of the mandatory green ammo, allegedly because it needed new springs.

I am not quite sure why a range that was less than a half hour from the factory that made the gun would continue to put it out for users knowing that it would not run, but they did.

Of course, when we toured the plant, there were signs all over the assembly and warranty areas stressing the importance of saving money by not replacing parts, so that mentality might have had something to do with it.

The price of the pistols sure seemed to take into account the need for profit though.

TR

That is pretty sad....and indicative of the more recent quality issues they have had with new production weapons.....

I'll be sticking with the classics....

Reaper,
If I missed it, sorry to ask but what is your preferred handgun?

Ummmm, yeah......probably not even then.....