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2008-01-29 00:23:20
Pierre
I hunt criminals down for a living
+68|6896|Belgium
Good for you! You will like it, it's one of the best 9mm out on the market. But in self defence, nothing matches a .45


CoronadoSEAL wrote:

how quickly i can shoot 100 rounds/30 dollars of ammo[/list]
Try 200 x .45 during a practice session on an IPSC course. At the time I was practicing 3 times a week, nearly bankrupted me, and I made my own ammo at the time. Ahh good times, I remember I could do an el presidente under 8 seconds...
2008-01-29 14:04:28
motherdear
Member
+25|6872|Denmark/Minnesota (depends)

(T)eflon(S)hadow wrote:

Nice piece. what is the Sig model the SAS use if you know?
they use the P226 and the P228 basicly the same weapon.
2008-01-29 14:07:19
blisteringsilence
I'd rather hunt with Cheney than ride with Kennedy
+83|6923|Little Rock, Arkansas

Pierre wrote:

Good for you! You will like it, it's one of the best 9mm out on the market. But in self defence, nothing matches a .45


CoronadoSEAL wrote:

how quickly i can shoot 100 rounds/30 dollars of ammo[/list]
Try 200 x .45 during a practice session on an IPSC course. At the time I was practicing 3 times a week, nearly bankrupted me, and I made my own ammo at the time. Ahh good times, I remember I could do an el presidente under 8 seconds...
They have IPSC in Belgium? I thought handguns were verboten in the EU.
2008-01-29 14:10:02
Mekstizzle
WALKER
+3,611|6842|London, England
Man I need one of those
2008-01-29 14:10:12
ig
This topic seems to have no actual posts
+1,199|6743
nice gun. i plan on getting this pretty soon, but that one you have is pretty sexy too.
2008-01-30 01:34:10
Pierre
I hunt criminals down for a living
+68|6896|Belgium

blisteringsilence wrote:

They have IPSC in Belgium? I thought handguns were verboten in the EU.
Well, this was in the '80s, laws were pretty good those days, you could still buy hunting rifles OTC, and you only needed a permit to buy handguns or military weapons. You also had a lot of shootingclubs where you could practice.

IPSC however was rather uncommon, but I gained my first experience with instructors from a security company for whom I was the lawyer. Later I joined a bigger club that had actually several facilities where you could practice all day. Some of the instructors were also member of the police.

Laws have changed considerably since the 80's, due to the fact there have been some holdup's with deadly force. At the moment you can no longer purchase a (legal) weapon without a proper permit, which can only be received after taking several exams. IPSC is still available however (FYI: http://www.bpsa.be, click 'Pictures from EHC 2007').

Last edited by Pierre (2008-01-30 01:38:20)

2008-01-30 01:44:33
Reciprocity
Member
+721|6802|the dank(super) side of Oregon
nice piece of tupperware.  all I have right now in sidearms  is a ruger P94 in .40.  heavy as hell, ugly as hell, reliable as hell.  i bought it from a guy who needed the money more than i needed the gun, but it was a good deal.

Last edited by Reciprocity (2008-01-30 01:45:42)

2008-01-30 16:03:09
blisteringsilence
I'd rather hunt with Cheney than ride with Kennedy
+83|6923|Little Rock, Arkansas

Reciprocity wrote:

nice piece of tupperware.  all I have right now in sidearms  is a ruger P94 in .40.  heavy as hell, ugly as hell, reliable as hell.  i bought it from a guy who needed the money more than i needed the gun, but it was a good deal.
Ummmmmmmmmm........

A Sig p226 is a steel frame / steel slide firearm. I don't really know how that qualifies for tupperware. That moniker's normally reserved for glocks and xD's.
2008-01-30 16:17:00
IRONCHEF
Member
+385|6712|Northern California
Sig doesn't even make a plastic gun, do they?  Be nice if someone didn't jump the bandwagon.
2008-01-30 17:41:25
Reciprocity
Member
+721|6802|the dank(super) side of Oregon

blisteringsilence wrote:

A Sig p226 is a steel frame / steel slide firearm. I don't really know how that qualifies for tupperware. That moniker's normally reserved for glocks and xD's.
oops, sorry, I was thinking of the Sig pro series.  I hope you can forgive me. 


or not.
2008-01-31 00:33:53
blisteringsilence
I'd rather hunt with Cheney than ride with Kennedy
+83|6923|Little Rock, Arkansas

Reciprocity wrote:

blisteringsilence wrote:

A Sig p226 is a steel frame / steel slide firearm. I don't really know how that qualifies for tupperware. That moniker's normally reserved for glocks and xD's.
oops, sorry, I was thinking of the Sig pro series.  I hope you can forgive me. 


or not.
You are most certainly forgiven.

IRONCHEF wrote:

Sig doesn't even make a plastic gun, do they?  Be nice if someone didn't jump the bandwagon.
The Sig pro series is plastic metal composite, as is the new p250. And as far as composites, its hard to find one that shoots as well stock as a Sig Pro.

And can I just say how excited I am for the p250? Someone has finally taken the idea of the composite to somewhere useful. One action, 3 grip sizes, 4 calibers, 3 frame sizes. 36 possible weapons from one action.

Wow.

 

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