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Hmmm i disagree. Yes the trigger sucks and takes some training but my Sigma .40 was reliable as all get out. Various brands of brass and Russian steel cased ammo, it ate all of it. Once i got the trigger down, she was very accurate. I had 1500 rounds down the pipe when i sold it. Junk is not how i would describe it, more like "stubborn & unique"
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Theres no safety (that i can find) the firing pin/ pin is poorly made. I can visibly see machining marks on the inside. Its very top heavy. The sights are low quality...im not comparing it to an 800$ gun. But IMO the eaa or ruger for the same price would be a better buy.
Theres no safety (that i can find) the firing pin/ pin is poorly made. I can visibly see machining marks on the inside. Its very top heavy. The sights are low quality...im not comparing it to an 800$ gun. But IMO the eaa or ruger for the same price would be a better buy.
Ok, that's a better justification for the junk statement. That's too bad, i've always been a fan of S&W revolvers and assumed their autos would be of equal quality. Maybe your buddy got an odd one out?
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