Vince, If you like your Sigma and are considering buying another Smith & Wesson is currently running a rebate deal. $50 mail in rebate on any Sigma purchase. When they go on sale at some of the bigger retailers they usually run around $290 . . . so that's a decent gun for about $240 after the rebate.
I also have a Sigma 9mm and love it. Of all the pistols I've shot the S&W Sigma 40 is the most accurate pistol I've had the pleasure to shoot. Sure the trigger pull is a little longer than others, but it's accuracy cannot be matched by any other pistol in that category.
Yeah, it's kind of a pain in the arse isn't it?Blackshirtsguru said:
At over $1,000 it should be all that and a bad of chips. What Bradr is looking for is a reliable shotgun at a great price. The Mossberg and/ or the 870 will serve the purpose extremely well especially since they will be inside most, if not all of it's life.Blackshirtsguru said:I would suggest the Benelli M-21 with tactical pistol grip automatic 12 gauge shot gun. I have one in my patrol car now and I use it on tactical entry raids, and clearing buildings/homes. This bad boy is completely automatic and will do some serious damage if need be! It is one bass a$$ gun!!
i get a funny feeling in my pants when i look at that gun LOL :rollin :lol:Blackshirtsguru said:I would suggest the Benelli M-21 with tactical pistol grip automatic 12 gauge shot gun. I have one in my patrol car now and I use it on tactical entry raids, and clearing buildings/homes. This bad boy is completely automatic and will do some serious damage if need be! It is one bass a$$ gun!!
That's a big complaint of mine with the Mossberg, especially if you've shot a Remington, Winchester, etc. It will affect you at first, but you'll get used to it if you decide to go with the Mossberg. Just keep the thing clean and you shouldn't have any issues.
Hmm, thought about it but assumed they were mostly hunting. Will have to pay them a visit.
I was just going to say that.
