jct61765
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Sig USA and Sig Germany are completely different.I hope, I got a few classes booked this summer at the Academy and inn looking to pick up the new Cross bolt action.....
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Sig USA and Sig Germany are completely different.I hope, I got a few classes booked this summer at the Academy and inn looking to pick up the new Cross bolt action.....
This, and the US company has a military contract. Might as well be printing money. If they had to, and they don't, they could close down everthing except manufacturing what the Mil is buying and still be OK.Sig USA and Sig Germany are completely different.
Sig USA employs over 2000 people.Read the article, it's just a plant closing that employed 120 people vs 1200 in NH.
OuchIf they're hurting for cash, why not raise the price of their mags a little?
You mean like Colt did....oh....wait....nevermind.This, and the US company has a military contract. Might as well be printing money. If they had to, and they don't, they could close down everthing except manufacturing what the Mil is buying and still be OK.
This is also a good example of how mindlessly repeating what you hear on the internet can cause real world damages. Rumors that a company is failing can have serious impact on the company.Reading through many of these comments it’s apparent many don’t understand That Sig as you know them are a completely different company than Sig Sauer in Germany
they have no association what so ever and have not since 2000 , the German side of company was sold off, Renamed Swiss arms still used the Sig brand in their products and has been in failure ever since, this really isn’t new news
This is also a good example of how mindlessly repeating what you hear on the internet can cause real world damages. Rumors that a company is failing can have serious impact on the company.
Sig US is just fine. Don't be a drone, check your facts.
That's why the OP links to a story about the German company from a German website and refers to Eckernförde, which is in Germany.This is also a good example of how mindlessly repeating what you hear on the internet can cause real world damages. Rumors that a company is failing can have serious impact on the company.
Sig US is just fine. Don't be a drone, check your facts.
Ask Colt.
Guess my P226 is a collectible now.
I wouldnt sweat it if the gun you are buying has a lot of after market support.was just getting ready to buy my first. guess i might have to reconsider.
SIG Sauer to shutter German weapons factory
I gather "locational handicaps" means restrictions on non-LEO, non-military sales domestically.
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I wouldnt sweat it if the gun you are buying has a lot of after market support.
Exactly.This. I mean in this case it doesn't matter because SigSauer USA will be fine regardless, but honestly, also, if everyone bought replacement recoil, firing pin, and magazine springs, and had them on hand "guncompanyxyz" could go out of business tomorrow and you would have enough spares on hand to last a long time.
Maybe it's just me, but nearly every firearm I sent in for service somewhere, it had some kind of "infant teething problem" either due to poor QC or whatever, where the problem happened at the
very beginning of its service life. It's rare that something major happens once a gun has been "proven" unless a spring wears out or you have a cartridge failure/kaboom/casehead blowout or some kind of a negligence induced failure like a squib followed up with a live round.
-Mike
with/without the west German markings?If that's true, then my two-tone 228 must be even more collectible than your 226, because they made less of them.