Sig finally released the P210 Carry

[RevolverRob]

That's cool. I thought this thing was dead after they pulled it off the website awhile ago.

P210s are great shooting guns and this one is certainly interesting, given the price point. I know folks would say, "1500 isn't a good price point" - Isn't it though?

At this point you can't buy an original P210 for that. Arguably, you can't get a properly sized 9mm single-stack SAO gun for that money. Is it better than P365XL? Probably not.

But whatever.

[4RNR]

Looks like a BrenTen/BUL/Tanfoglio/CZ-ish. Uber meh, especially with no ambi controls in 2022. For $1500 Id rather use those bills to light cigars, or just to burn for entertainment

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[farscott]

I am struggling with this as I like the idea of a slim 9x19 carry pistol but hate giving any money to SIG. I will probably buy a lightly used sample if my will holds and a new one if it does not. And I will never carry it, so it will be a range toy.

[theJanitor]

I'm on the books for the Bruce Gray p210 with the light rail and magwell, etc. $1500 seems a bargain in comparison

[kwb377]

If they're making a new frame for it, why not use some of their P365 magic dust and make it a 13 or 14 +1 gun? I can understand the lack of capacity concern on the target versions...but an 8+1 "full-ish" size 9mm carry gun? That is so 1993.

[Blades]

A photo I grabbed from the Sig website:

[Ichiban]

I wish they would adapt that safety to the P365. We know they can make a decent safety if they want to.

[DrkBlue]

Me… I am waiting for the rainbow slide version and blinged up trigger.

[jeep45238]

Definitely the kinda gun that interests me. Reports of broken guide rods and the crazy-light trigger kept from buying the standard model. I wonder if those things will change with this one.

The complete lack of consistency in the trigger (IE - neutral, negative, and positive hammer hook engagements in a sample of 3) - probably due to MIM sear/hammer, was enough to turn me off. For the price they charge, the guns should be far more consistent than that.

I really, really want it to succeed, but I don't know if it will.

[Bergeron]

Bleh.

Needs optic cut and light rail.

I...dunno? I mean, part me is hell-yes, optics and rail, but on the other hand...

A friendly, pretty, well-balanced gun has appeal. This is the sort of gun that could get exotic wood grips and engraving, while still staying very tasteful.

I dig the thumb safety, and I'm glad that Sig chose an aluminum frame. I'd probably have a Commander for myself, if I were going for an all-metal single stack in that price and size range, but I'm very happy Sig chose to move forward with this gun.