Another Sig P250 review

[lonehoosier]

Got to shoot a compact Sig P250 in 9mm that another INGO member let me try out. Over all I was pretty happy with it. I did like the DA trigger on every shot. I was pulling low on my shots with a quicker pull on the trigger but only about 2 to 3 inches from where I was aiming at. I did line up the top of the sights and aimed about two niches above center to get bullseye. *At 21 feet I was making 3 to 4 inch groups of five. I put a hundred rounds throw it with no problems. The biggest thing I liked about it was no safety's. It will not replace my EDC but it will make a great trunk gun or go in my B.O.B. *If I can find a sweet deal on a used one I am going to get it.*

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

That's pretty similar to a lot of the reviews I read. It's NOT the same as their SA/DA metal models, but is a pretty competent pistol. I keep thinking I'd like to have one of the two-fer sets, with one frame being the sub compact.

 

[paddling_man]

I got to shoot one when a guy in the adjacent lane wanted to shoot my 228. We were both surprised at how similar the two guns were in size. All comparison stopped after that...

The double action wasn't the worst I've ever felt but l-o-n-g. The part that would make the 250 an absolute no-go for me was how exaggeratedly long of a trigger reset it had. Follow up shots felt really awkward.

When they were blowing them out dirt cheap, they were a bargain for the price compared to the competition.

I think the 250 was a real step back from the other polymer direction Sig was going with the 2022.