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Mine functioned reliably, it was just one of the most unpleasant guns to shoot I have ever fired.NazG26, what kind of problem did you have with the 290RS?
I don’t think they could make the trigger worse if they tried.
Mine functioned reliably, it was just one of the most unpleasant guns to shoot I have ever fired.NazG26, what kind of problem did you have with the 290RS?
Exeter. I can't find a single manufacturing blem anywhere. I usually look really hard after I get home and can't take it back as I did with this one.So, is it one of the new SIG Newtons, or an Exeter?
The pic and words about the pistol were an afterthought. I have avoided dissing Sig in all of those threads but the one currently active has made me wonder who's running the circus there lately. I had no problem purchasing this pistol and there are others I would consider also. No way anything that does not have five trouble-free years on the market. I posted in that thrad yesterday and mentioned my new pistol since people seem to think if you think Sig has screwed up bad lately, that you don't like them or are a Glocky. Neither is true for me. I own three Sig pistols and a rifle today and have plans to sell none of them.I'm glad you like it. You do understand there is quite the disconnect in your thread when you denigrate a brand and then show a model apparently with no issues.
I held a 938 the day I purchased the 238. I wanted it to be just like the 238 but more powerful. It is substantially larger, especially in width. The width of the slide is nothing like the 238. I watched a review where a guy was comparing them and he mentioned the width of each in numbers. The numbers do sound close but the numbers do not tell the story. Anyway, just added that if you have not handled the 238. The safety is 'stiff' I suppose which is why I find it suitable for carry. I do not want it switching off or on unless I intentionally flip it obviously.I didn't find the safety on the P938 to be easy to manipulate. It's position and the fact that it's stiff made it tough for me.
Hands are different. I have XL size hands, and the safety falls where I like it, and I prefer a very positive safety that clicks into and out of position. We all have preferences, and my 938 is great for me. If it didn't fit for you, it doesn't fit, and if you don't like it, you don't like it! Can't argue with that!I didn't find the safety on the P938 to be easy to manipulate. It's position and the fact that it's stiff made it tough for me.
Your English instructors are rejexeters. Nowhere did I say prove. I'm not even talking about this thread.Had to prove what ! That you bought another firearm !! Not like it matters ??
Yep , a rejexters tread !! Ha
I explained it well. I should have not added the pic or info on the P238. I've posted about 10% of the time I have aquired a new firearm since joining Glock Talk. Some members here really get upset about what is said and thought of certain brands and cartridges. I doubt I'm alone in saying it's Sig and 9mm [insert the word that is used here]. It sounds so gay to me I refuse to say it or type it.ok...I'm still lost with this thread. I'm out.
Just check sigtalk, you'll find plenty of complaints and the ones that complain too much get booted.Guys on GT sure seem to have lots of "trouble" with their SIGs. Funny how that works.