[Rupert]

I've got a sig 1911 fastback carry on the way. We'll see how it works out.

[ChiTownPicaro]

i miss my P228. Sigs are wondefrul and accurate guns. You will be happy with the new gun.

[Bren]

Originally Posted by GreenDrake

I am considering a move from my current daily carry, a Walther PPS .40 cal, to possibly a Sig P220 Carry or even a P226. Yes I know the 226 is a bit bigger for concealment, but I was looking for if any of you currently carry a 226 or 229 concealed, for some input.

The P220 Carry is easily concealable from what I can tell in just handling it and it shoots like a dream. Switching my standard calibers to 9mm and 45 ACP.

Thanks for any help with my decision. Yes I have good belts.

In the early 90's I carried a P226 on and off duty for a while, because I thought it was cool and stylish. Turns out, the only things worse than a gun with a long heavy double-action pull on the first shot, followed by a mushy single-action pull after an inch of slack on the second, is a gun where somebody decided to put the bore axis as high above the hand as possible. I traded it for a Colt Delta Elite.

[Glock27NY]

Originally Posted by Rupert

I've got a sig 1911 fastback carry on the way. We'll see how it works out.

My first Sig, very well made and accurate

[GreenDrake]

I am spending some indoor range time with it today. Excited, not only because I get to shoot it some more but that I have the honor of taking a friend who was a local police officer who was almost killed in the line of duty when he was shot in the face with a .357 magnum, in a coma, quadrapalegic and is now recovering to function enough to want to get out and spend some range time with me. Can't wait.