Team Sig is no more

[Peally]

Considering what the company makes on a yearly basis versus the cost of paying a couple major match fees every year I'm guessing it was a drop in the bucket.

[Exurbankevin]

There is always someone looking to buy the un-ubiquitous. What drives that desire is varied, and often considered irrelevant.

I was into looking to buy the un-ubituitous before looking to buy the un-ubitiquious was cool.

[Tamara]

I was into looking to buy the un-ubituitous before looking to buy the un-ubitiquious was cool.

Unless you've carried a TZ-75 in .41AE un-ironically, you can just step off.

[Exurbankevin]

Unless you've carried a TZ-75 in .41AE un-ironically, you can just step off.

Poser.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...-field-pistol/

[jetfire]

Ah Sig... their TDA offering lost out to Beretta, their SFA offering wasn't a "Glock Killer" (surprised face goes here)

Aaaaand their 1911 was a total cluster that shat upon the head of everyone who thought "Well, maybe this time a 1911 with an external extractor can work?"

Always the bridesmaid, never the bride...

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Hey, while their initial 1911 offering was a total disaster, the guns got a lot better. I'd recommend a Sig 1911 in .45 ACP over a lot of similarly priced offerings.

[Wobblie]

Hey, while their initial 1911 offering was a total disaster, the guns got a lot better. I'd recommend a Sig 1911 in .45 ACP over a lot of similarly priced offerings.

I have a SIG "Traditional" 1911 in .40 that performs perfectly, MIM parts and all. It's an excellent firearm.

[jetfire]

I have a SIG "Traditional" 1911 in .40 that performs perfectly, MIM parts and all. It's an excellent firearm.

I've noticed there's a good crossover between people who think MIM sucks and people who don't understand what MIM is.

[scw2]

I've noticed there's a good crossover between people who think MIM sucks and people who don't understand what MIM is.

I admit I don't know what MIM is, or more accurately, the pros/cons of MIM. I have read tons of articles/posts where people seem to really dislike MIM parts. Is there any validity to that concern in general, or is it specific on the stresses placed on the part, the QA of a specific manufacturer, etc?

[Peally]

My finicky ass 1911 of random brand with tinkering up the ass started failing like crazy. Must be the company's faulty parts.

[Joe in PNG]

My finicky ass 1911 of random brand with tinkering up the ass started failing like crazy. Must be the company's faulty parts.

You probably need to get out the old Dremmel and polish up that feed ramp some more.