it's not, but good luck ever finding spare parts for it. Been perpetually sold out on all websites for 4+ years, IWI and Magnum Research don't even sell individual parts outside of the ultra basic shit.
I had to buy an entire second 941 just to have spare parts.
not a gun that a newguns should buy.
I've owned and shot many guns and the Jericho is my all time favorite. Most parts are available on IWI's website or ebay. Anything you can't find online just contact IWI for. The dude he said he bought a second one for parts is dumb.
I think that pic was made by some autist tracking his own collection and he crossed it off after he bought one.
If you are not carrying the gun all day, its hard to recommend something better than a P226. I have a few Beretta 92 models, USPs, P30, etc. and I still love my P226 with the short reset sear. The gun is just ergonomic as frick and the the trigger feels great.
I ergo wise I prefer my P01 to the Mk25. It just feels better in my hands, plus I don't ride the slidestop on my P01. Still love the Mk25 I just hate the fact that the best way I can shoot the gun means I have to ride the slidestop.
>have to ride the slidestop
I put a P224/Legion slide stop in my main P226 and it completely solved that for me. Pic related, it angles forward instead of back so my thumb doesn't sit on it. Coupled with the old style grips it feels GREAT!
My reluctance is if I were to change the slidestop it would not match the dewienering lever which kills the entire aesthetics of the gun.
2 years ago
Burt
Look at the pic again autismo lol
https://i.imgur.com/qd2Iajy.jpg
What’s a good price. What’s a better full size 9mm? Why shouldn’t I get one?
btw OP since people are just throwing personal opinions out without regard to your questions anyway, check out a Beretta 92 of some sort. They also have very good triggers with LTT parts to make them even better, are also comfy and are also soft shooting. Berettas are great.
2 years ago
Anonymous
I haven’t found a shop with a sig in stock to handle, the berettas I’ve fired were beasts and overall just too large, how does the sig compare in grip size?
2 years ago
Anonymous
Normal grips: About the same as a 92FS
E2 grips: About the same as a 92FS but doesn't feel nearly as fat.
Berettas with the vertec style grip are pretty good though.
I absolutely cannot like the p2xx series. I can't even give a good reason why. I like plenty of handgun designs including it's rivals but I just can't like it for whatever reason.
>What’s a good price
Reasonably, $750. But you won't find one for that because for some reason P22X prices are btfo'd. You're not likely to see one cheaper than $1,000. At that price it's questionable if it's worth it. Personally I don't think so at all. >What’s a better full size 9mm?
Totally subjective and unanswerable >Why shouldn’t I get one?
Some people don't like the lump on the grip where the dewienerer hides. Some people ride the slide stop with their thumb when shooting so LRHO doesn't work. I think they're comfy and with SRT have very good triggers, very shootable guns, but I dislike the current generation of grips.
lol ignore morons that make sweeping hyperbolous proclamations then evaporate or link something unrelated or 10 years old
tl;dr I LOVE P226s but they are WAY overpriced even for a sigger like me. Can't justify $1,100 for a basic P226 that's nuts.
>Why shouldn’t I get one?
Mostly because NuSig. The Mk25s had a lot of rust issues and it’s kind of a lie to say seals use them outside of training. Almost every gwot pic of seals is glawk.
Personally I’d buy any 92 over one, the Berettas is a better shooting experience aside from the trigger. Alternative? Track down a W. German marked 226/228 with the original folded slide and all, they pop pretty regularly on gb for 600-1500.
Woah woah wat I do to my guns? It's a factory blue finish
I haven’t found a shop with a sig in stock to handle, the berettas I’ve fired were beasts and overall just too large, how does the sig compare in grip size?
Beasts how?
If the grips' too big on a 92, the 92X is standard now with a vertec grip which is much smaller, or can be bulked up with a few wraparound options to come close to a regular 92FS size.
I'd say Sigs are slightly smaller overall than a regular 92FS but not much, and the lump by the dewienerer adds some girth which might make it feel bigger than it is. They're very similar. I prefer the shape of Sigs but the size of 92s.
I just bought a 92X Centurion, first gun purchase, and I don't have big hands. I love how it feels and can manipulate it pretty well. Like he said, they come standard with an interchangeable smaller/larger grip. I use the smaller one
I still think they should have stuck with the 90-Two full wraparound grips—no grip screws (maybe leave the grip screw anchors in the frame for wood presentation grips or something), the grip can be as thicc or as sticc as you want it to be, and you can texture it as aggressively as you want and just replace it when the checkering starts to round off
>nu-sig
Why is the israeliteico 941 bad?
it's not, but good luck ever finding spare parts for it. Been perpetually sold out on all websites for 4+ years, IWI and Magnum Research don't even sell individual parts outside of the ultra basic shit.
I had to buy an entire second 941 just to have spare parts.
not a gun that a newguns should buy.
WEEABOO
WEEABOO WEEABOO WEEABOO
YOU DON'T LIKE THIS GUN
YOU DON'T LIKE THIS GUN
YOU LIKE A CARTOON
I've owned and shot many guns and the Jericho is my all time favorite. Most parts are available on IWI's website or ebay. Anything you can't find online just contact IWI for. The dude he said he bought a second one for parts is dumb.
I think that pic was made by some autist tracking his own collection and he crossed it off after he bought one.
Lots of sigBlack folk shilling their overpriced guns on here today 🙂
took my gf to a gun store and she bought a M17. It looks and feels really good bros, I'm yet to shoot it.
What’s your use?
Bedside/truck pistol, shooting shit
Nu-sig is dogshit. Stay away.
USP9 with a match trigger
If you are not carrying the gun all day, its hard to recommend something better than a P226. I have a few Beretta 92 models, USPs, P30, etc. and I still love my P226 with the short reset sear. The gun is just ergonomic as frick and the the trigger feels great.
I ergo wise I prefer my P01 to the Mk25. It just feels better in my hands, plus I don't ride the slidestop on my P01. Still love the Mk25 I just hate the fact that the best way I can shoot the gun means I have to ride the slidestop.
>have to ride the slidestop
I put a P224/Legion slide stop in my main P226 and it completely solved that for me. Pic related, it angles forward instead of back so my thumb doesn't sit on it. Coupled with the old style grips it feels GREAT!
Disgusting, I rather ride my phosphate to eternity slidestop than put that shit on my MK25.
I don't understand your reluctance but alright!
My reluctance is if I were to change the slidestop it would not match the dewienering lever which kills the entire aesthetics of the gun.
Look at the pic again autismo lol
btw OP since people are just throwing personal opinions out without regard to your questions anyway, check out a Beretta 92 of some sort. They also have very good triggers with LTT parts to make them even better, are also comfy and are also soft shooting. Berettas are great.
I haven’t found a shop with a sig in stock to handle, the berettas I’ve fired were beasts and overall just too large, how does the sig compare in grip size?
Normal grips: About the same as a 92FS
E2 grips: About the same as a 92FS but doesn't feel nearly as fat.
Berettas with the vertec style grip are pretty good though.
I absolutely cannot like the p2xx series. I can't even give a good reason why. I like plenty of handgun designs including it's rivals but I just can't like it for whatever reason.
>I have a few Beretta 92 models, [...]and I still love my P226 with the short reset sear.
Have you tried the LTT short reset trigger bar for the 92?
>What’s a good price
Reasonably, $750. But you won't find one for that because for some reason P22X prices are btfo'd. You're not likely to see one cheaper than $1,000. At that price it's questionable if it's worth it. Personally I don't think so at all.
>What’s a better full size 9mm?
Totally subjective and unanswerable
>Why shouldn’t I get one?
Some people don't like the lump on the grip where the dewienerer hides. Some people ride the slide stop with their thumb when shooting so LRHO doesn't work. I think they're comfy and with SRT have very good triggers, very shootable guns, but I dislike the current generation of grips.
lol ignore morons that make sweeping hyperbolous proclamations then evaporate or link something unrelated or 10 years old
tl;dr I LOVE P226s but they are WAY overpriced even for a sigger like me. Can't justify $1,100 for a basic P226 that's nuts.
You here to shit up other threads now? I thought you mostly stuck your arrogant, know it all ass in the handgun general.
get a cz 75b instead
>Why shouldn’t I get one?
Mostly because NuSig. The Mk25s had a lot of rust issues and it’s kind of a lie to say seals use them outside of training. Almost every gwot pic of seals is glawk.
Personally I’d buy any 92 over one, the Berettas is a better shooting experience aside from the trigger. Alternative? Track down a W. German marked 226/228 with the original folded slide and all, they pop pretty regularly on gb for 600-1500.
>The Mk25s had a lot of rust issues
proof?
There was a picture of one with rusted springs on the internet.
Frick off back to PrepHole no guns.
>NuSig
>The Mk25s had a lot of rust issues
Can you list, say, 7 of these rust issues? There are "a lot" so 7 shouldn't be a problem.
Here we see the Siglet's natural response of hostility when challenged for proof of his claims.
All of the sighate did less damage to a Sig than what you fricking do to your guns Burt. WTF is that color blue anyways?
Woah woah wat I do to my guns? It's a factory blue finish
Beasts how?
If the grips' too big on a 92, the 92X is standard now with a vertec grip which is much smaller, or can be bulked up with a few wraparound options to come close to a regular 92FS size.
I'd say Sigs are slightly smaller overall than a regular 92FS but not much, and the lump by the dewienerer adds some girth which might make it feel bigger than it is. They're very similar. I prefer the shape of Sigs but the size of 92s.
I just bought a 92X Centurion, first gun purchase, and I don't have big hands. I love how it feels and can manipulate it pretty well. Like he said, they come standard with an interchangeable smaller/larger grip. I use the smaller one
I still think they should have stuck with the 90-Two full wraparound grips—no grip screws (maybe leave the grip screw anchors in the frame for wood presentation grips or something), the grip can be as thicc or as sticc as you want it to be, and you can texture it as aggressively as you want and just replace it when the checkering starts to round off
I paid $700 for mine used