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<blockquote data-quote="sam_b03" data-source="post: 7690350" data-attributes="member: 607518">I don&#039;t think that anybody is saying that Sigs are on par with ANSCHÜTZ or other top tier target brands. They are really nice for a affordable off the shelf gun. The P6 trade in&#039;s are/were a really good deal. Some people feel they need 17 round clips if they have 9mm and won&#039;t like them.&nbsp; Since they single stack I think they only hold 8 or so. I am not sure what they go for now but you get a pretty clean one with night sites for $400. this on a year ago. My little brother picked one and it a nice gun.OP are you opposed to buying a used gun? If you want to research some prices so when you go shopping you can know what they real value is. Prices can vary quite abit from dealer to dealer. <a href="http://www.gunsamerica.com" target="_blank">Guns for Sale, Gun Classifieds, Gun Auctions, Shop for Guns at GunsAmerica</a> is a site that licensed FFL holders advertise and sell&nbsp; their guns on. <a href="http://www.budsgunshop.com" target="_blank">Discount Guns for Sale - Buds Gun Shop</a> is gun shop that has some really good prices because they move enough inventor to use wholesale prices.To purchase off the net. First go to a FFL license holder. If you know somebody they may give you a good deal, but pawn shops are usually have them. IF they sell guns they can take delivery of one in the mail. The usual cost is $25 for expecting delivery dealing with the paper work. Some cost more there is a place in OKC that only charges $10 and they see lots of business.&nbsp; So shop around. Once you find the one you are going to use, tell them that you want to buy X gun from X person on the internet.&nbsp; They or you will fax/email that person the pawn shops FFL number. You will pay person X and then have to pay sales tax +FFL fee. somethimes it is worth it sometimes it isn&#039;t. It helps if you can&#039;t&nbsp; find the gun with the options or finish that you want locally. Just giving you the option.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sam_b03, post: 7690350, member: 607518"] I don't think that anybody is saying that Sigs are on par with ANSCHÜTZ or other top tier target brands. They are really nice for a affordable off the shelf gun. The P6 trade in's are/were a really good deal. Some people feel they need 17 round clips if they have 9mm and won't like them. Since they single stack I think they only hold 8 or so. I am not sure what they go for now but you get a pretty clean one with night sites for $400. this on a year ago. My little brother picked one and it a nice gun. OP are you opposed to buying a used gun? If you want to research some prices so when you go shopping you can know what they real value is. Prices can vary quite abit from dealer to dealer. [URL="http://www.gunsamerica.com"]Guns for Sale, Gun Classifieds, Gun Auctions, Shop for Guns at GunsAmerica[/URL] is a site that licensed FFL holders advertise and sell their guns on. [URL="http://www.budsgunshop.com"]Discount Guns for Sale - Buds Gun Shop[/URL] is gun shop that has some really good prices because they move enough inventor to use wholesale prices. To purchase off the net. First go to a FFL license holder. If you know somebody they may give you a good deal, but pawn shops are usually have them. IF they sell guns they can take delivery of one in the mail. The usual cost is $25 for expecting delivery dealing with the paper work. Some cost more there is a place in OKC that only charges $10 and they see lots of business. So shop around. Once you find the one you are going to use, tell them that you want to buy X gun from X person on the internet. They or you will fax/email that person the pawn shops FFL number. You will pay person X and then have to pay sales tax +FFL fee. somethimes it is worth it sometimes it isn't. It helps if you can't find the gun with the options or finish that you want locally. Just giving you the option. [/QUOTE]

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