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Old 06-25-2009, 02:47 PM   #1
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I personally like the 92FS. I have shot many of them over the years, and have owned a few. I would recommend them to anyone. They are very accurate, and there is probably a reason that once upon a time a majority of the LEO's, and military carried them. I have seen pictures of the ninety two, but have never held one. They do interest me thou.

As far as them not being in the league of a Sig they are correct. I sold my last 92 to pick up a Sig P229, and loved that gun.
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Old 06-25-2009, 06:24 PM   #2
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Alright, I knew these things always end up with a Sig love fest. I do like the sigs I have held (never shot) but always wondered why they cost so much. At the gun show last weekend, they had a sig 226 9mm that was a certified pre-owned that looked new. The guy selling it (dealer) was saying that Sig basically replaces replaces internals/ refinishes the gun to new condition. Anyone have experience with a Sig CPO? The price was $599 so it is actually cheaper than the 92FS....

I like the larger grip of the 92 (bigger hands) but really need to shoot them to decide... I'd just get them both, but I'd have to spend big $ on the wife to prevent castration.
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