Clearly, I need a mental evaluation... I want this festering piece of garbage.

[Miami_JBT]

Well, it happened.











Comes with the original packaging, two original 17rd mags, and paperwork. All under $300 when everything is said and done.

Now I have a HK VP70Z, a IM Metal HS2000, and the Sigma, plus a pile of GLOCKs.

[SteyrAUG]

I have a HK VP70, but it's for the reference collection.

[Miami_JBT]

I have a HK VP70, but it's for the reference collection.

That's pretty much what the Sigma will be used for. It's going to be part of an article I'm doing.

[Miami_JBT]

Got it on Gun Broker for under $300.

[Coal Dragger]

Well it is an interesting choice for $300.

You could have bought 2 glorious Hi-Points for that and dual yeeted at the range holding them sideways, although you’d have to have your lady friend grab your crotch for you. Which would end up costing way more than $300 come to think of it.

[Miami_JBT]

Well it is an interesting choice for $300.

You could have bought 2 glorious Hi-Points for that and dual yeeted at the range holding them sideways, although you’d have to have your lady friend grab your crotch for you. Which would end up costing way more than $300 come to think of it.

I am happily married . So, I have part of that range trip covered.

[Miami_JBT]

I've read that the SW9F magazine while longer, is the same overall length as the SW9VE magazine in regard to where the floorplate sits. The magazine body itself is longer to fit that extra round. But the 16rd magazine fits in the original SW9F.

[markm]

Got it on Gun Broker for under $300.

You know? I honestly wouldn't mind having a mediocre 9mm some days. Pappabear will pick up some errant unknown shit 9mm ball round and just dump it out of his Staccato. I'm like..... "fukk dude!"

The same guy I knew who had one of these Sigmas also had the old P89 ruger. That hog was an unstoppable piece of glorious investment cast shit that was a guilty pleasure to shoot.

[OutofBatt3ry]

Well, it happened.











Comes with the original packaging, two original 17rd mags, and paperwork. All under $300 when everything is said and done.

Now I have a HK VP70Z, a IM Metal HS2000, and the Sigma, plus a pile of GLOCKs.

lol. I'm happy for you though. I was keeping an eye out for a Ruger P85, my first firearm...Never had any issues with it, just all the pompous aholes at the range told me my gun sucked(in a nice way). Circa 2004ish

I sold it and bought a Springfield 1911. It never worked right. I sold it, then moved onto Glocks, which was the correct answer...but I missed that Ruger...reminds me not to listen to range monkeys.

I bought an un-loved P95 to fill the void. I still never shoot it, but I ran like 1/2 a case of 9mm (500ish boolits) after I cleaned it up; not a single malfunction.

[ddbtoth]

It’s everything a Glock didn’t want to be.