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patterson wrote:

Vol Texan wrote:

gigag04 wrote:If torn between these two guns, you have to figure out if you want a striker fired polymer, or SA/DA with some heft to it.

All the other points wash out when compared the above primary differentiator.

This was the difference for me. I can fire both, and both are great guns, but for me the SA/DA had a lot of value over the striker fired for reasons explained here.

But I didn't feel that I compromised...instead of picking between a striker fired polymer and a SA/DA with some heft, I got a SigSauer SP2022, which is a SA/DA polymer. That way I got the benefit of the weight reduction of the polymer, but I still got the action I wanted (and no safety, which I also wanted, as explained in my link above).

looked at the link and looks like most people suggest everything but sigs must be a lot of glock people in this forum

patterson wrote:im not offended but I prefer the added safety when I carry cocked and locked or round in chamber and decocked on a sig its just my preference and im definetly interested in picking up a glock but probably will not use for carry,I will carry what feels comfortable in my hand and what I shoot the most accurate and what I feel is the most safest for me