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The Sig 220 would certainly be a contender

Because the one I had was accurate. Really, how can anyone recommend one above another unless they have owned and shot everyone made.

Really, who can anyone recommend one above another unless they have owned and shot everyone made.



My thoughts every time I see any "What's the best" thread!

That and what price point do you wanna play in?

What people are answering when answering which is "most accurate" or "the best" are answering with what they either own or have experience with.

To steal a line from the liberals, it's "their truth."

SIG SAUER P220 R 5 10mm

7 models available & in possession w/ DA/SA or SAO option.
Legion DA/SA
Legion SAO
Stainless SAO
Reverse 2 Tone SAO
Nitride DA/SA
Kryptec Camo Hunter SAO
Emperor Scorpion DA/SA
(last 5 models are Lipsey's Exclusive)


With a Bren,Delta,Omega,1006,1076,1086,610 in possession & shooting the 10's since the late 80's

Tupper Ware needs to stay in the cupboard where it belongs!!

Not trying to be a smart ass but - are you saying you own/owned all those models? If so, what is your recommendation?

I gave a G20 that I use for bear spray, especially when I'm among the brown growlies. But I wouldn't say I'm comfortable beyond about 30 yards with respect to accuracy from field positions. At 30 feet or less, I'm deadly

I'm following this discussion because I like the concept of a semi auto deer gun. And the 10mm is mild enough to shoot accurately and enough power to get the job done. I'm a fan.

About the same $$$ as the Sig as it sets, and eats a steady diet of smoking hot loads.

Toad - is the barrel OEM? Looks nice

It is KKM. My other 40 has one has one also. I wish the finish on the comp was a better match. Minor nit.

Anyone using a suppressor on a Glock 40?

The Sig P220 Legion will get 'er done, for sure.

Is it the "most accurate 10MM"? I don't thinks it's even the most accurate 10MM semi-auto I own. And I own a bunch of 'em.

If I had to pick one, it's the NightHawk Custom GAP 10MM, but that one will set ya' back about $6k as built. Followed closely, if not in a dead heat, by the Ed Brown LS10.

bwinters,
Not trying to be a smart ass but - are you saying you own/owned all those models? If so, what is your recommendation?

Those listed & a few more in 1911 platforms still in possession.


Those who claim their functionality w/ a GLUCK should purchase a chronograph to verify said velocities printed on a box.


Hell a CMMG Banshee 10mm will NOT take the pressures (case bulge) that a SIG P220 R 5 10mm is capable of.


The SIG P220 R 5 10mm SAO's do NOT & can NOT be set up for SRT(Short Reset Trigger) as well as the DA/SA models.
(No matter which trigger bar &/or firing pin safety lever that's installed)

With the correct case cut to length(some require inside depth reaming)the correct primer (pocket depth cut to proper depth) & correct powder 200-220gr projectiles are capable of 14-1500fps out of a SIG P220....verified w/ a Oehler 35P chronograph.
(do not attempt the feat w/ any Tupper Ware pistol)

Upon inspection the S&W Tupper Ware 10mm platform is not an option....for me as ar Glucks or any Eastern Block CZ.

This shït cracks me up.

Well, okay, I'm still in the G40 fan club.

I’ve owned all three brands and, no they are not the same.

She’s the only sober female poster here .sad

Once you’ve seen the “Glock Smile,” you’ll want to be very careful with a Glock 10mm:



https://www.classaction.org/news/gl...ber-defect-in-certain-semi-auto-handguns

You should see how bad it is with your company’s brand brass ! Yowzers

But,they're on Gen 1,2,3,4,5ish......and still have smiles that Glucksters don't want to acknowledge or admit the issue.

Tupper Ware @ $500USD & triple the cost installing internals/barrel to improve function & accuracy.....Ignorance!!!

You'd think Glocks were blowing up daily. Truth be known, there are probably more G20s out there than all other brands of 10mm combined. Add in the G29s and G40s and Glock almost certainly has the lion's share of the 10mm market. I doubt Glocks go boom proportionally more than any other brand. And no doubt some instances of kabooms were reloader errors, hot factory ammo makers fault (Underwood apparently admitted to at least one high profile episode), and general ineptness of owners changing out springs, triggers, barrels and other modifications. And Sig P-series pistols are hardly immune to kabooms. Looks for them and they are there. I like Sigs and I own multiple P-series Sigs, and have owned many more than what I have now. But they've pretty much been retired in favor of Glocks.