Sig Sauer Pro SP2022 Pistol
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The 9mm SP2022 is reputed to be one of the most accurate production 9mm's available from any manufacturer, whether polymer or metal.
That is correct.
$750.00 now
@@hillbilly224 paid 600 for mine before taxes
I scored a new flat earth for 550 -
2023 and i just paid 590 including tax and BGC.
My absolute favorite handgun. I have both the SP2009 and the SP2022. Both are excellent polymer handguns.
Worthy of the title, 'SigPro'
It's a 3.9" barrel; not 4.6"
I hope SIG does not discontinue it.
You can still get it new. They say it's in two colors but I found one last before Christmas but in ghost color ruclips.net/video/xfG8i5OVuW8/видео.html
Not likely as thanks to the French, it may well be the largest government contract pistol since WW2. The civilian market just came out at the end of 2019 with the grey ghost finish. I'm pretty sure Sig will keep this in production for some time as it is a budget entry option into the Sig line up. Like a "gateway drug" Sig!
I doubt they will ever discontinue it. I just got one brand new, and they’re still selling like hot cakes. Got the 9mm with night sights for $450 out the door...in California!
The French Police contact expires in 2022. Thats the whole reason why they renamed it from the SP2009 to the SP2022.
If there's demand for it then Sig will keep it on their product line for awhile, but when they start seeing sales drop then it may get the axe like the P227 did.
it's one of the few things they can sale in california they would be pretty stupid if they did.
I think you’re add on you model number time line. IIRC, The original 2009/2340 came out first, the 2009 in 9mm and the 2340 in 40/357. They didn’t have a 1913 rail, they had some odd ball cut that required an adapter. Then the 2022 was released with the 1913 rail and I believe they used the same model number for all the calibers at that point.
I bought my LIKE NEW SP2022 pistol pack last fall with (2) mags, Sig Lite night sights, and OEM holster for $400. It is my 'truck gun', and is intended to supplement my AR and my GHB. I found (3) factory 15rd mags and (1) MecGar 17rd mag at my LGS for $20/each. I bought an SM grip module from SIG for $20 and a SIG short reach trigger from CDNN for $22. I prefer my SP2022 over my SIG P320X.
I carry a Sig sp2022 in 40S&W on duty, we carry concealed. Before the SP2022 I carried a Sig P220R of course a HUGE difference in weight and better ego's. For its intended use, it doesn't give up anything to its alloy framed brethren.
Picking this bad boy up on Tuesday from Turners as my first gun. Cant wait to take it to the range & see what it can do!
I got a sp2022 in 9mm. It is fantastic and my favorite duty pistol. People don't know how freaking awesome this pistol is. People haven't heard about it and the price is half of the cost of a p200 series.
I am really liking how the sound is coming out on the new videos. All the same great information and I don't have to crank the volume anymore.
Great rundown.
The 2022/9mm was my first pistol, acquired through an avid collector and former military LEO.
As someone ‘late to the party’ I feel extremely lucky and grateful to own this firearm. So many newbies now don’t have the luxury of multiple range days per week, let alone per month. Confidence in a firearm matters so much more than before.
Is it a sophisticated target pistol? No. But it’s super-ergonomic, goes bang every time, supports enough accessories that matter, and will outlive my grandkids. For home defense (and dry fire practice) in this era, I don’t see how you can do much better.
@SmallArmsSolutions whenever I need a honest review on certain firearms, I search RUclips until I find a review made by you of said product...big thanks sir!
This was my first hand gun that I bought I got it for $450
I've had mine since 2008. It came with 2 grips, night sights, and 3 15 round mags. It also came with some high quality oil in a little blue bottle and a cleaning kit all for $499 at Bass Pro Shop.
Another excellent review of my retirement gun😁. Thank you!
The potential of the Sig Pro was never fully realized.
I got one new for 400 with a stainless guide rod
i just got the sp 2022 because the 226 on back order 6-8 months per 4 local gun shops i tried. Thank you for the information.
I get pretty bummed when I get curious about a firearm and realize that @SmallArmsSolutions hasn’t made a video about it.
Another great review of a very underrated SIG pistol. Another SIG you may want to review if you can get your hands on one is the SIG P239. They are discontinued now, but they are amazingly accurate in a nice compact single stack package. A personal favorite of mine.
William Halter I love mine, it is amazingly accurate for it's size. One of my all time favorite pistols.
William Halter yes it really does fill that niche nicely. You can find them in the standard DA/SA configuration or they are also available in the DAK which some prefer. Even though it is currently discontinued it will take the same magazines from the P225 A1 that basically replaced it in SIGs line up.
The OG P225 is where it’s at 👌
I have wanted a 239 for a while now, one day soon I will go on gunbroker n buy one, not sure if 9mm or 357 sig i will go with, I love 357 sig, but its getting hard to find in stock for target ammo for a good price, I like ,357 for carry self defense its a expensive round but I figure i won't need many if in a self defense scenerio
Love the deep-dive History lesson Small Arms Solutions! Very insightful. Thanks for your hard work & review. Purchased my SP2022 three months ago. Very accurate right out of the box. ($602 out the door) I did want the .40 but, that's just not available brand new in my area so, got the 9mm. Came with 2 magazines, Sig night sights & the small size hand grip plate. I immediately ordered the medium size which made it perfect for my hands. Got tired of that stock excessive SA trigger pre travel so, had the "Galloway, HANNIBAL" adjustable trigger installed. Now I can't get enough of this gun!
Very underrated gun
these are great guns, never really understood why they didn't become a bigger deal
Hey Chris, how long has your channel been back up? I remember when you were taken down but I only saw it was back the other day. It seems like a lot of people who subscribed to you haven’t found out yet.
Always surprised this wasn't more popular witj civilians and especially with LEs. It satisfies pretty much all frequently requested requirements. AND low priced, comparatively.
thanks for clarifying the difference between a combat pistol and a range pistol. I bought one of these earlier this year sand kept wondering why the grouping wasn't very tight. nevertheless I like it and got it at a great price at the time.
I have an original German Sig P229 40 S&W like the one you have in your video. It just doesn't fit my small hands so I have gone through many other pistols trying to fit me. Although I have found other pistols that fit my hand better and, some more expensive (like the H&K P30, CZ75 P01, Glock22, Browning High Power, Colt gold cup and others) when I go back to the Sig P229 (that doesn't fit my hand) I always get much better groups. It just amazes me how it always shoots where I aim. Maybe I just have a good one.
Try the P225, though i realize it is a 9mm .
The SIG Pro was designed in the US? Or just the slightly redesigned SP2022? My early SP2009 was made at SIG Neuhausen (And because of that, it's not if marked SIG Sauer, just SIG), I'd be pretty surprised if it wasn't designed there.
It doesn't exactly take down like any other SIG, it's a bit trickier if you ask me.
Very helpful, been thinking about getting one. Thanks
Mine is a 9mm loaded with critical duty .. great pistol
Thank you for this very helpful video sir.
Thank you for informative vidoes Chris glad your back
I had a German p228 and it wasn't stamped, it was solid and should never have sold it back in 2002 !!!! UGH
Why does the hk cost more both polymer i like my sp2022 40
P229 is only 3 ounces heavier. The only reason for the SP2022 is cost.
did he say it has a 4.4 inch barrel, I listened n played it back a few times i still heard 4.4 inch barrel, this weapon has 3.9 inch same as the 229, i think he mistook the 4.4 that the 226 has for barrel length , I know he is more handgun experience than I do for sure, and I respect this man much, I only wanted to let others know the right barrel length
has anyone had experience with a 40sw sp2022 then buying the 9mm barrel from sig and converting it down to 9mm
I'm a little late but yes. ...I have. Do you still have your p2022?
FWIW: The original SP2009 and SP2340 had proprietary accessory rails. The M1913 rails didn't appear until the SP2022.
Can we really prove that it was designed solely in the US? The German patents first filed in 1997 (DE19711730, DE19732656, and DE19755679) would seem to point to the European parent company. The designers listed in the patents were Theobald Förster (Swiss), Rudolf Fuchs (German), Joachim Schmidt (German), Sebastian Rost (Swiss), and Marcel Rutz (Swiss.) The US patent applications followed a year later.
They certainly were not always completely manufactured in the US as that is part of the reason the German government has been pursuing legal actions against the German firm in recent years. Many of the SP2022 sold to Colombia were first exported to the US, and then shipped to the Colombians via a Foreign Military Sale (FMS) contract administered by the US Army (W52H09-09-D-0158.)
The Iraqi contract wasn't particularly prestigious. If you look at the original solicitation from December 2004 (W52H09-05-R-0067), the US Army wanted quick delivery of 10,000 9x19mm double-action pistols with a pair of 15rd magazines each. The US Army was willing to buy them all from one contractor if possible but would be willing to divide the order among as many sources as necessary to get the required 10,000. Companies could offer bids for as few as 100 pistols. Before the end of the month, the US Army awarded two contracts: one for 5,000 SIG-Sauer SP2022 (W52H09-05-C-0059) and another for 5,000 Ruger P95 (W52H09-05-C-0058.) It turns out that the rush order was meant to arm Iraqi security forces ahead of the country’s first post-Saddam parliamentary elections in January 2005. Confirmation can be found in the government report “Iraqi Security Forces: Weapons Provided by the U.S. Department of Defense Using the Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Fund."
It was my understanding it was a german design, which was why the subcompact (iirc) version was never brought into the US, instead Sig exerter focused on the p250
According to my info I got from Sig, they claimed it was US designed and made
My SP2009 that I bought in 2004 is marked on the frame "made in switzerland", with the slide marked usa. the pistol was branded Sig Arms. It's my understanding that 1 of the 3 generations of the SP2022's were either made or partially made in germany, with the others made here. Also you kinda jumbled up the models and there release order. the 2340 came out first in 1998 in both 40 and 357 sig, a year later the 2009 came out in 9mm. the mid 2000's both were replaced by the 2022 available in all 3 calibers.
It seems the price of these pistols have gone up.
I’ve never fired one of these but I’m interested. I own 2 P229s (a legion series 9mm and a double action only .357 Sig). Is there a noticeable difference in the trigger between that and your P229?
Spongier and sometimes it has a 2nd reset.
Richard Yi that’s no good
@@craigwhyte4157 it's not unshootable by any means. But since it's a budget Sig, you can tell that the trigger is one area where they cut corners.
Gun is not bad at all.
The 2022 doesn’t have the SRT that the P200 series has, so the trigger is not entirely the same, but it’s still smooth as butter.
I think the French police use it too
HMMMM SEEMS SIG COULD HAVE DEVELOPED THIS PISTOL OVER TIME AND UPDATED AS TIME WENT ALONG AND HAD A VIABLE AFFORDABLE OPTION TO THE MODERN POLYMERS TODAY
Awesome Video of a great Pistol no one breaks em down like you do brother thank you very much.
Good video.
You want to do a video on m17? Even if you bash the gun.
Luis Ortiz one on the way
I just bought mine over a month ago. How do you lock this gun?
Lock it? What are you asking?
Excellent vid........a bit snappy in the 40....i just need to practice....ill shoot a rapid volly of 3 and then im like....did i hit anything?......😂......1❤...
Had pins walk out on me with two separate pistols of this model. Went back to Sig numerous times. I believe the design to be flawed.
Any thoughts on CZ pistols?
They are excellent. Great ergonomics probably unrivaled in that category and very accurate and reliable. Plus the 75 series are absolutely beautiful, my two cents. Love the Sig 2022 but love CZ’s too.
I used to own a p226 40 cal police trade in. Im mad I sold it. Before that I owned a p250 40 cal. Horrible gun. Recently bought a 2022 in 9mm for 330$ used. Couldn't pass it up. I love it. 800 rounds so far and zero issues. Saving up for a p220 10mm. Chose not to buy or build anything lately so I had 600$ to set aside. Hopefully I dont buy anything stupid before I can save enough for the p220 lol.
Every gel test I’ve seen Sig ammo has essentially failed to perform. Plinking ammo sure, but I haven’t been impressed with the SD stuff.
Yeah, they can't seem to put the correct ammo in the correct boxes. Last time I picked up 124 grain Sig ammo it was clearly 115 grain so now I stick exclusively with Federal American Eagle 124 grain FMJ's and Federal Premium 124 grain Tactical HST JHP's in my SP2022 9mm.
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Too expensive for the police market?? My department surely is the cheapest bunch of bastards in the U.S. They jumped on the 226 when it came out. They're still issuing them and they refuse to consider gluuck or the 320. I got 25 years out of my 226 and then it was issued to someone else after me. More expensive...wrong. Gluuck notifies departments that their soap bars only have a 5 year service life before Gluuck advises replacement. Now that is expensive.
Henry, I've have 15 years' service out of a Glock 22. No failures and it is a .40. Our agency has DOZENS of them on the street. No failures, and I would know, I'm the armorer. I have a Gen 2 G17 that I bought 26 years ago and I've only replaced the recoil spring; not because I had to, but because I chose to. After 30 years in the field, the Glock is a proven system. Sig also has very particular parts and weapons systems replacement recommendations, just so you know. I also have a P226 sitting beside me right now. Both brands are exceptional. Can't we just be unbiased, rational, and move on?
It’s an extremely accurate pistol, but the trigger is terrible.