Sig Sauer P250 2SUM 9mm Advice?

James · 10-11-2012, 10:46 AM

Local dealer has a Sig Sauer P250 9mm 2SUM for sale $429.99
This is the 'modular' 9mm that comes with BOTH a full size frame and a compact frame. You convert the weapon by moving the 'trigger group' from one to the other. Weapon comes with one magazine for each.

Is this a good price?
How good a weapon is this model Sig?

richardlpalmer · 10-11-2012, 11:38 AM

Well I've been enjoying mine (although I didn't get the 2sum). I think I paid $385 for mine (which was a steal) and I see the 2sum as an add-on selling for over $200.

I've rarely shot a DOA gun and had never owned one until the P250. So maybe someone else can give more/better input.

Sig doesn't make a lot of polymer guns. I think there's only the P250, SP2022 (and the other Pro series before it) and the Mosquito. That's pretty much it.

I think the P250 has a really smooth trigger. It has a long pull and it's relatively heavy (which I've found in other DOAs). There is no break that I can feel. The thing feels good in my hand and the controls are within easy usage distance.

I think a lot of it would come down to your tastes. Do you like a safety? The P250 is more like a Glock or M&P than any other Sig I've shot -- and nowhere near a 1911. Do you prefer a more pronounced slide release? This one is much more flush -- again similar to a Glock or M&P. Break down is very simple, but different than other Sigs.

I think so far it's a good value. Look up some YouTube videos and you'll see people plenty happy with them. Durable, Sig Sauer quality, inexpensive, etc. What's not to love?

One other thing. Mine only came with 1 magazine. Not a huge deal, but when you consider they cost about 10% of the overall price of the gun, it's not nothing.

You want to shoot one before you buy? I'd be happy to let you try mine.

kacytrapp · 04-08-2013, 04:51 PM

Where is said local gun store that has this item?
If you didnt, i might be interested in looking into that. They arent easy to locate. Most places are sold out, even the Sig Sauer website themselves..
Ive heard nothing but good about them, and thats just what im looking for, so jump on it if you can or want, but if not, hook me up man!

FatFugg · 04-08-2013, 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kacytrapp

Where is said local gun store that has this item?
If you didnt, i might be interested in looking into that. They arent easy to locate. Most places are sold out, even the Sig Sauer website themselves..
Ive heard nothing but good about them, and thats just what im looking for, so jump on it if you can or want, but if not, hook me up man!

They are in a time warp of about six months ago!

Look at the date that this was posted.

ShelbyGuy · 04-08-2013, 05:46 PM

Cabelas in lacey had a shelf full of 9mm and .40 sig sp2022's on saturday

10-11-2012, 10:46 AM	#1
James Sharpshooter Joined: Jan 2010 From: Pacific NW Posts: 626	Sig Sauer P250 2SUM 9mm Advice? Local dealer has a Sig Sauer P250 9mm 2SUM for sale $429.99 This is the 'modular' 9mm that comes with BOTH a full size frame and a compact frame. You convert the weapon by moving the 'trigger group' from one to the other. Weapon comes with one magazine for each. Is this a good price? How good a weapon is this model Sig?

10-11-2012, 11:38 AM	#2
richardlpalmer Sniper Joined: Jan 2009 From: Kirkland, WA Posts: 1,144	Well I've been enjoying mine (although I didn't get the 2sum). I think I paid $385 for mine (which was a steal) and I see the 2sum as an add-on selling for over $200. I've rarely shot a DOA gun and had never owned one until the P250. So maybe someone else can give more/better input. Sig doesn't make a lot of polymer guns. I think there's only the P250, SP2022 (and the other Pro series before it) and the Mosquito. That's pretty much it. I think the P250 has a really smooth trigger. It has a long pull and it's relatively heavy (which I've found in other DOAs). There is no break that I can feel. The thing feels good in my hand and the controls are within easy usage distance. I think a lot of it would come down to your tastes. Do you like a safety? The P250 is more like a Glock or M&P than any other Sig I've shot -- and nowhere near a 1911. Do you prefer a more pronounced slide release? This one is much more flush -- again similar to a Glock or M&P. Break down is very simple, but different than other Sigs. I think so far it's a good value. Look up some YouTube videos and you'll see people plenty happy with them. Durable, Sig Sauer quality, inexpensive, etc. What's not to love? One other thing. Mine only came with 1 magazine. Not a huge deal, but when you consider they cost about 10% of the overall price of the gun, it's not nothing. You want to shoot one before you buy? I'd be happy to let you try mine. Last edited by richardlpalmer; 10-11-2012 at 11:41 AM.

04-08-2013, 04:51 PM	#3
kacytrapp Newbie Joined: Apr 2013 From: portland Posts: 1	pretty good Where is said local gun store that has this item? If you didnt, i might be interested in looking into that. They arent easy to locate. Most places are sold out, even the Sig Sauer website themselves.. Ive heard nothing but good about them, and thats just what im looking for, so jump on it if you can or want, but if not, hook me up man!

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04-08-2013, 05:46 PM	#5
ShelbyGuy Rifleman Joined: Dec 2012 From: Lacey, Wa Posts: 220	Cabelas in lacey had a shelf full of 9mm and .40 sig sp2022's on saturday