[RustyShackleford101]

Just read the article in shooting illustrated. Seems pretty sweet, and the ten rounds of .40 s&w definitely beat 6 rounds of .380 auto. MSRP is $1,146. Thoughts?

 

[mountainman13]

Just one.
Holy crap that's over priced!
I paid less for a walther p99c shipped in from Germany.

 

[RustyShackleford101]

Just one.
Holy crap that's over priced!
I paid less for a walther p99c shipped in from Germany.

Yeah they are very pricey, that is what I think the main drawback is.

 

[mountainman13]

Keep in mind that only a jacks$$ pays msrp. Still I'd imagine you're talking $800+

 

[gollygee]

I believe I'd rather have the 10 round Bersa & use the other $400 for ammo.

 

[JigSawer40]

The P250sc is probably half the price and holds ten 40SWs as well. I have a P250c in 40 also and it shoots well. Mine holds 13.

 

[otisthecat]

Well I'll be damned, two 224s on gunbroker right now! Didn't think it would make it out in 2012.

Both are no reserve, starting bid $869 & $899. "Buy It Now" price is $1100.....

http://www.gunbroker.com/All/BI.aspx?Keywords=Sig+224

 

[Brue182]

I think they are double action only which I did not like at all when I had a sig p290.

 

[RustyShackleford101]

I think they are double action only which I did not like at all when I had a sig p290.

It's kind of a hybrid. The first shot is da and the subsequent shots have a shorter reset and I think lighter pull. At least that is what I read in SI.

 

[Olympus]

As I understand, the first models coming out will have the DAK trigger.

 

[locutus]

Guess I'm not inmto all the new stuff.

P226 and P239 do it for me.

 

[otisthecat]

As I understand, the first models coming out will have the DAK trigger.

Correct. Only ones out now are the DAK 40s.

 

[GlockGal]

The SAS version of the P224 is now available with SRT.