Will the Sig P250 (new style) Shoot any ammo with out problems or is it a picky? Been trying to find as much info about this pistol as I can but having a hard time finding good info. So if anyone owns one or knows anything about it will you please share your knowledge? This is My first sig and don't know much about them.
Sig P250 Questions. Please help
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I have the new style 250c ... Love it ..,trigger takes some getting used to..Revolver like.. When you do its really quite accurate!! I have had zero malfunction of any kind of ammo. 1000+ rds. I have never tried steel ammo though.. WWB, Federal, UMC and Sellier all flawlessjabroome said:
Well I'm use to shooting revolvers that's one reason I liked it. It's comfortable to me. I was nervous after I bout it because of bad reviews but finally figured out it was the first model. I've only shot a mag full of ammo out of it. It felt good shooting.
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I have a P250c 40sw and I've shot Rem, Win and Fed ammo. 1200 rounds and not a hiccup. Great gun but I wish the trigger is a little shorter stroked.
I always shoot at 25-30 feet and it's accurate enough to make a BG sweat.
I always shoot at 25-30 feet and it's accurate enough to make a BG sweat.
Yeah trigger is long but it doesn't really bother meJigSawer40 said:I have a P250c 40sw and I've shot Rem, Win and Fed ammo. 1200 rounds and not a hiccup. Great gun but I wish the trigger is a little shorter stroked.
I always shoot at 25-30 feet and it's accurate enough to make a BG sweat.
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I agree... My groups open up quite a bit after 15yds. They still all hit torso area.. But 4-5" apart. I honestly doubt I would shoot anybody 25yds. Even if I could my state would prosecute me for not retreating!JigSawer40 said:I have a P250c 40sw and I've shot Rem, Win and Fed ammo. 1200 rounds and not a hiccup. Great gun but I wish the trigger is a little shorter stroked.
I always shoot at 25-30 feet and it's accurate enough to make a BG sweat.
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Retreating means turning your back on the threat. I won't do that.I agree... My groups open up quite a bit after 15yds. They still all hit torso area.. But 4-5" apart. I honestly doubt I would shoot anybody 25yds. Even if I could my state would prosecute me for not retreating!
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My son has one. I've been with him and shot a couple different types of commercial hollow point ammo (Winchester 147 HP sub sonic and something else - I think Federal 125 grain HP) and my NATO equivalent reloads. No problems in firing or functioning, and they all seem to group adequately well.
I deem it 'usable'.
I deem it 'usable'.
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The 250 does group well but you have to do your part. Couple of days ago I shot my Sigma 9mm and my Sig P250 40sw. 50 rounds of UMC HPs for each gun. I usually grouped better with my 9mm but not this time, the 40 did better and I wished I brought my camera but I'm sure I can do it again.
I've been working with my trigger control and my handholds. The trigger control I got it down pat and a small adjustment with my left hand had made a world of difference. My 40 was lot steadier then and I was able to aim for the upper chest, neck and head and hit 'em.
It was a good day.
Oh yeah, I was shooting at 25 feet.
I've been working with my trigger control and my handholds. The trigger control I got it down pat and a small adjustment with my left hand had made a world of difference. My 40 was lot steadier then and I was able to aim for the upper chest, neck and head and hit 'em.
It was a good day.
Oh yeah, I was shooting at 25 feet.
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