[thefourthD]

From the reasons you stated I would go with the Sig. Branch out and have some fun. Like you said, this is an "I want gun" not an "I need gun".

[condition]

Yep its definitely an "I want".. I already have a 1911, so that role is taken. Leaning towards the Sig only because I dont have one (is that a bad excuse lol)

I will more than likely pick up the Glock 27 in the future so it can play into my Glock 23 (notice how I capitolize "G"!)
Next thursday is D day so I will update with many many many many many many many pics

[PeterLuger]

Originally Posted by condition

Yep its definitely an "I want".. I already have a 1911, so that role is taken. Leaning towards the Sig only because I dont have one (is that a bad excuse lol)

I will more than likely pick up the Glock 27 in the future so it can play into my Glock 23 (notice how I capitolize "G"!)
Next thursday is D day so I will update with many many many many many many many pics

I would also get the Sig. Think of it like this: when you get the glock home, you will know everything about it, its almost going to be a "meh"situation where you are all excited with it for the first 4 days, the you practically forget about it, since there is nothing new.
Whereas with the sig, its a whole 'nother world, you're gonna want to discover everything about it, the trigger pull, accuracy, so I say go for the sig, its more worth it!

[StainlessSteel215]

I like the familiarity and interchangeability from the 23 to the 27 personally.....and obviously you can use the G27 as a perfect CCW.

But, Sig is obviously an amazing company and Ive recently held the 2022 in 9mm. AMAZING feel to it and Ill go on a limb as say its extremely reliable just as we all expect from Sig.

Price point isnt really as issue as they both go for about $500 new.

[Overkill0084]

Sig +20

Sounds like you just want another handgun and you've pared it down to those two. No particular need being addressed. So...you already have a Glock, it's time to widen your horizons.