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How do you like them?

Jon
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  • spasmcreek
    not able to reply exactly to your question but after reading to many negatives i got a cz kadet factory 22, not conversion, & have been completely satisfied.....
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  • wsfiredude
    Got one. Shoots great. I keep it clean, and shoot CCI mini-mags in it. never had a problem with it.
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  • Locust Fork
    Wonderful gun if you aren't a target shooter. The icky creep in the trigger is impossible to get rid of as well as the HEAVY first pull. These have a million parts in the trigger....so, even if you know what you are doing its hard to adjust. I like it for a shooter....about as much as I like the Walther P22...but others I have are better for target shooting. I like it for plinking!
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    quote:Wonderful gun if you aren't a target shooter. The icky creep in the trigger is impossible to get rid of as well as the HEAVY first pull. These have a million parts in the trigger....so, even if you know what you are doing its hard to adjust. I like it for a shooter....about as much as I like the Walther P22...but others I have are better for target shooting. I like it for plinking!

    Thats exactly what it would be used for. Somehow, between deciding to get something that is cheap to shoot and my brother being interested in buying my Ruger 22/45 from me, I have went from wanting to buy a .44 or .45 wheelgun to a .22 wheelgun and now decided I am going to get a .22 semi-auto. I really like my Ruger, but I kind of want to try something different and am looking at the Sig Mosquito or Walther P22.

    Jon
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  • Locust Fork
    The Mosquito fits your hand a LOT better than the Walther. They also fit "normal" holsters and have standard size rails for extras. The Walther is a favorite for people who plan to put silencers on them....it is the cheapest gun by far to do that to (about $250) in our area. The Sig has come down about $100 in the last 6 months. I was paying over $300 for them and now I have them in the store for $299. Everyone is happy that has bought one from me. You can't beat the Sig if you are looking for a fun gun to shoot. The only thing the trigger affects is the competition type shooting....and that isn't one anyone should expect to compete with.
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  • D1
    I love mine. i've never had a problem with it.
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    quote:The Mosquito fits your hand a LOT better than the Walther. They also fit "normal" holsters and have standard size rails for extras. The Walther is a favorite for people who plan to put silencers on them....it is the cheapest gun by far to do that to (about $250) in our area. The Sig has come down about $100 in the last 6 months. I was paying over $300 for them and now I have them in the store for $299. Everyone is happy that has bought one from me. You can't beat the Sig if you are looking for a fun gun to shoot. The only thing the trigger affects is the competition type shooting....and that isn't one anyone should expect to compete with.

    Wow! That is a really good price as compared to the local Scheels. They want $389 for the blued and $429 for the two-tone model. I have yet to buy a firearm on this site, but if you happen to have some in-store, maybe we could set something up.....?

    Jon
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  • Permanently deleted user
    They are like $299 here
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  • cpermd
    They have the worst trigger of any modern pistol.
    Even with the 3 front sites it is off vertically

    Get a different gun.

    There is a reason Sig keeps dropping the price-they are not selling because they suck.

    CP
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