SIG conceal carry recommendations

[MrsStrangeNH]

Even the 239 is way to heavy for a cc option.

I'm a small woman and I manage okay.

 

[hy2rogen]

Even the 239 is way to heavy for a cc option.

All a matter of opinion I would think. Some think that 32oz is too heavy, others think it is quite manageable.

 

[drgrant]

Is there a DA/SA gun without a decocker? I can't remember anything off the top of my head.

CZ 75s, SP01s, etc, don't have decockers... like 90% of their product line doesn't have them, and they are mostly DA/SA. They do have some guns with decockers, like the 75BD etc but on the whole those variants are exceedingly rare.

-Mike

 

[M1911]

Even the 239 is way to heavy for a cc option.

I disagree. I often carry a full-size, steel 1911, which is a heck of a lot heavier than a 239.

 

[fencer]

Even the 239 is way to heavy for a cc option.

I would also have to disagree with this. I usually carry a 229 and not only do I forget it is there, you can't even tell it is there.

 

[MALDENQB02]

I would also have to disagree with this. I usually carry a 229 and not only do I forget it is there, you can't even tell it is there.

im a glock guy.. especially my g36. with 7 rounds of 45ACP is still only about 27 oz. i had the p239 and it was too heavy for only having 7 rounds of 9mm. like someone else said. its a matter of opinion. i just feel more comfortable with glock.

 

[fencer]

im a glock guy.. especially my g36. with 7 rounds of 45ACP is still only about 27 oz. i had the p239 and it was too heavy for only having 7 rounds of 9mm. like someone else said. its a matter of opinion. i just feel more comfortable with glock.

Agreed, and the g36 is a fine choice. Not my cup of tea, but it certainly will get the job done

 

[MALDENQB02]

Agreed, and the g36 is a fine choice. Not my cup of tea, but it certainly will get the job done

i keep trying to experiment with sigs but they're so expensive! at east compared to glock.