Hopefully it is a good gun.
I was always happy with their 1911s and Classic P series pistols.

 

I’m thinking it will be decent, Gino.

Should be better than that new Kimber anyway.

 

Hard to trust Sig to do it right, but maybe they brought in an expert for this project? (I can't watch the video yet)

As hard as it is to trust Kimber or Sig, NO ONE can screw it up like Springfield Armory did.

 

Sig has been doing well of late. I get the P320 concerns, but their hammer fired guns are as good as they have ever been, save for the old Mastershop.

 

Like that it uses 320 mags... Might be time to sell the Prodigy. I tried to love it, but I'm on my 3rd one and I don't love it enough to justify the price difference over my DH3 320. Current one has had everything but the barrel (which later had to have the chamber reamed and polished) replaced by Abernathy. I've still had a malfunction and will sometimes fail to lock back on an empty mag.

 

Sig hammer fired pistol lines are good. I really enjoy P226's.
I like the idea of another 2011-ish option. However, I hate that it uses proprietary P320 magazines.
No thanks. More for you guys.

 

Sig hammer fired pistol lines are good. I really enjoy P226's.
I like the idea of another 2011-ish option. However, I hate that it uses proprietary P320 magazines.
No thanks. More for you guys.

It’s a pretty common magazine

 

They are planning sixteen versions, including the rainbow one, and will discontinue all of them in six months.

 

Oh yeah, the trend of competition pistols for shooters that don't shoot competitions keeps going. Or is it a "range toy"? I do like that it uses 320 mags as 2011 mags have always been extremely finicky and often require tuning - both are expensive. I don't care for Sig's accessories, like their optics, range finders, etc. but their guns have been well built as of late. They did round out the trigger ears in the 2011 frame - which has taken decades too long to happen for most companies. And it's fully ambidextrous.

 

I like that it uses 320 mags. This might have possibilities.

 

Hard pass on anything Sig.

 

You need to check out some nice Sigs

 

I was hoping it would be Glock magazine compatible.

 

Make more sense if it was SIG P320 mag compatible.

 

I have a nice German Sig. Relegated to home defense because the miniature slide release is not much help in IDPA. A SAO Sig with a slide release extension would do anything I have ever done with a 2011.

I don't have or want a P320 so magazine commonality with the new thing does not apply.

 

I'm pretty sure I saw on the 1911 forum that the MSRP was like 2400 or so.

 

Sounds about right

Similar to the X-Five

 

I've seen used Stacatto's for that....

 

If Kimber can charge that, Sig sure as hell can.

 

It will be interesting to see how Sig screws it up and watch all the Siggers defend it.

 

If you owned the Sigs I do, your statement would suddenly sound asinine to you.

You guys have no clue.

 

Drop safe?

 

Jokes aside, Sig’s 1911’s all have firing pin safeties, so I’d imagine this does also.

 

Hard pass on anything Sig.

You need to check out some nice Sigs

Between their rifles and P320 series problems I've seen come through the gunsmith side of the range I work part time for I absolutely will not touch a new production gun until I see it go through the rental side for at least a year. We've gone through a few Rattlers and MCXs that have broken just in the time I've been there. Nevermind the P320s. The 365s are just fragile in one area because they are trying to shoehorn full size features in a subcompact frame.

If it's a metal 2011 I might not be as sceptical as a proprietary piston rifle or plastic pistol. I'm still going to let others step on that rake.

 

Understandable

I have zero interest in Sig rifles or the polymer P320’s

 

Thanks for posting this bac. I got the email through their NEXT site today.

Interesting for sure but if the P226 XFive Legion I'm getting this week shoots as good as the one I tried from a member at our range, I'll pass on this.

To add. After buying my Staccato XC and CS , My 2011 needs are covered nicely.

 

Thanks for posting this bac. I got the email through their NEXT site today.

Interesting for sure but if the P226 XFive Legion I'm getting this week shoots as good as the one I tried from a member at our range, I'll pass on this.

To add. After buying my Staccato XC and CS , My 2011 needs are covered nicely.

Yeah I’m not buying it either. To me a 2011 starts at Staccato and goes up from there.

I’ll be interested in checking it out though. Something different. Not exactly a 2011, but close.

 

 

The comp is a 3D printed part

 

What about that frame dust cover near the muzzle, mister 2011 connoisseur?

 

Doesn’t look great, but I’d have to see one in person. I’m not endorsing the gun by any means. I only buy high end 2011’s.

I posted it for those that may be interested. Probably a better option than the Turkish garbage or the Prodigy. Not that that’s saying much…

 

Very surprised you do not have one yet @bac1023

 

I don’t buy many production 1911’s and 2011’s

 

 

Is it available in 45 ACP?

 

No. There are 3 SKUs, all 9mm.

 

Man. I watched a video from "TFB"? on youtube. This gun looks pretty cool. 3d printed comp, and they wisely ditched the stupid 2011 mag for the P320 "clip", Lots of footage of the gun NOT malfing. I'm no fan of the 2011 or 9mm at all, but this gun looks fun as hell to run.

Ejection looks a little weak, but seems like the gun will run.

 

Will be interesting to see how the comp holds up long term. I'm still a bit leery of 3D printed metal gun parts. It's like MIM with laser beams.

 

It should run well.

 

Not a big SIG fan but I do have a 229 Legion I picked up used for 660 bucks a while back? I like it so far. Won’t ever buy a P320 obviously but this latest Spaceman Spiff gun looks like fun

 

Our pistolsmith (the guy who fixed my piece of crap Prodigy) got one of these guns. We're going to borrow it AND the Kimber 2011 within the next few weeks.

I'm really dying to shoot this sig creation.