Sig Sauer SP2022 1000 Round Report (The Poor Man’s Sig)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Sig Sauer Sig Pro SP2022 9mm 1000 round review. The is the current generation of the more afford Sig Pro line. Coming in at half the price of a standard 226 or 229, the 2022 is a great option for anyone wanting to get started with Sig. it passed the 1000 round test with no issues, despite the reputation it gets from Sig purists. #sigsauer #sp2022 #sigpro

Комментарии • 18

  • @Mr.ChristopherDarr
    @Mr.ChristopherDarr Месяц назад +5

    I went into a pawn shop today while burning time before an appointment and left with one of these. Hammer fired Sig for under $500, sign me up..

    • @jerryrexmmiiireg3271
      @jerryrexmmiiireg3271 Месяц назад

      I purchased mine 10 years ago and brand new for around $399. Still shoots like I bought it yesterday.

  • @loboloco866
    @loboloco866 День назад

    Great review, I have my 15 years ago and I put about 20,000 rounds or maybe more and had only one unable to eject due to limp wrist because that day I put 600 rounds and was tired. However after every range visit I lube it, grease it and clean surgically like a PHD.

    • @RoundCount-bs1ui
      @RoundCount-bs1ui  День назад

      It's a solid gun that doesn't get the respect it deserves. If the everyday price came down a little I think more people would check it out.

  • @jimhovater8755
    @jimhovater8755 2 месяца назад +1

    I bought one last summer with the bare stainless slide, SigLites, (2) mags, case and papers for $425. I've since added a SMALL grip module and a Short Reach Trigger, plus (4) more mags. I prefer it over my P320X Compact.

  • @Trains-With-Shane
    @Trains-With-Shane 2 месяца назад +1

    For probably about 10 years the HK USP was my favorite hammer fired polymer frame pistol. Until I got my hands on an SP2022. I've always preferred the decocker arrangement on the P series plus the longer slide release for me, who doesn't have large hands, is much easier to access. I love my SP2022.

    • @RoundCount-bs1ui
      @RoundCount-bs1ui  2 месяца назад

      I'm a USP fan as well but the ergonomics are definitely a step up on the sp2022. And even though the trigger isn't anything special, I appreciate that it's metal and pretty smooth compared to some other options in a similar price range.

  • @loboloco866
    @loboloco866 День назад

    By the way I changed the guide rod for a metal, and again after 20,000 rounds no problems period, still the same original spring, that I will change it.

  • @MANDING0
    @MANDING0 2 месяца назад +1

    Mine has been just as reliable as my 229. I think it's worth getting one if you're a collector since they might be discontinued.

  • @katanapr3
    @katanapr3 2 месяца назад +3

    I am pretty sure the decoker lever is metal on the SP2022. The SP2340 and the SP2009 have plastic decoker.

    • @RoundCount-bs1ui
      @RoundCount-bs1ui  2 месяца назад +2

      You may be right. Now that I put the 2022, 2340 and 226 next to each other, the 2340 definitely seems to be the plastic-y one, with the 226 being the most obviously metal piece.

    • @katanapr3
      @katanapr3 2 месяца назад

      @@RoundCount-bs1ui I just checked all my SP2340 and SP2009 and they are metal too. Checked with a magnet. The difference I noticed is that the SP2009 and SP2340 decoker are made of two piece and the SP2022 is one solid piece.

  • @FPdesignfab
    @FPdesignfab 2 месяца назад

    My first pistol from years ago. I still enjoy shooting it. Trigger pull feels long after shooting my other handguns but I quickly get back used to it.

  • @Graymanone
    @Graymanone 14 дней назад

    My question is there real duty holsters for this firearm?

  • @jaesup
    @jaesup 2 месяца назад

    Are you by any chance the same guy as Pop Culture Prepper?

    • @nachos_70firebird66
      @nachos_70firebird66 Месяц назад

      Did he delete his channel. I've always liked watching his videos