SIG Sauer

It's just piston-driven and heavier.

And so there's no reason to pick one or the other, except for the fact that the piston on this probably will break at some point, and I'm not going to be able to replace it because SIG doesn't make these anymore.

But anyway... because the m400 is set up the way it is i had another eotech xps2 with a normal reticle and that was on this one and i was like but they're the same now i can't have the same i need i need one gun for one thing and another for it so sam gave me the first focal plane and i put it on here thinking of a different way to set this up to utilize the zoom maybe i'd put a uh 45 on it and a tiny dot on that to try that for that.

I don't have any guns with a 45 on them.

uh the reason you see this is because the glock is the most common handgun right it would be like if if for example hypothetical there was a way to get maximum miles per gallon on your car by putting a putting the konami code into its computer or whatever you would see most tutorials focus on the toyota camry and the ford f-150 you're seeing them so frequently because they are so common.

Where, I don't know, in an alternative universe where SIG 320 is where the most popular, there are switches that exist for the SIG 320.

But no one gives a shit about it.

Because they're not very common and they also kind of suck.

357 like people saying 40 is snippy 357 big is really snippy i like

357

i i won't there's very few guns that will complain about oh 40s like actually uncomfortable or snappy and I've only shot a couple of guns on three 57 SIG.

I've yet to have one where I was like, anything about that was pleasant.

Whatever.

Your SIG doesn't have as many accessories available for it as my Glock.

That's it.

And also, I've had a couple SIGs jam.

I've never had a Glock jam.

So let's make sure.

And, uh, but it was right in the bottom of this Canyon, just standing on this little knob.

And I, I throw the, I had the, we had those SIG, those, uh, those, uh, Zulus, I think, or the stabilizing image, stabilizing SIGs and you throw it up and it's just like, boom.

I'm like, yep, that's a nice buck.

You know what I mean? He was dark horned.

Yeah.

Me and James were joking.

We were like, between those binos, we got the SIG Kilo 10s, which are the ballistics, you know, for the... ranging and doping you know mostly for those competitions and then he had his spotting scope he has a maven spotting scope and then a rifle scope i'm like you know we got more money in optics than this truck is worth right now driving around like We were approaching $9,000, $10,000 in optics.

So I was like, okay, maybe it's a little bit unfair.

If you look at the force that is presently being employed by all Western armies across the board in their conventional formations.

So I think the SIG is a bad idea.

I think SIG is a bad idea, period, because I don't like what they've done with pistols, and I don't like what they've done with what they've issued to the military or was purchased by the military, and the insane pressure requirements for metallurgy inside the receivers where the BCGs are at home in the stoner platform.

I think What's going to happen over time is that there are going to be manifest failures with this system.

You're going to discover that even the most robust soldiers, whether male or female, and of course 99% of them will be male, are going to be very disappointed in hauling around a platform that weighs 11 pounds versus 10.

Ask anyone you know who's been an infantryman.

As a matter of fact, ask anyone in your family who happens to hunt and who happens to walk out to their deer stand or wherever they go, and ask them if that three-pound difference in a rifle matters, because it does.

So in conclusion for this question, SIG's a bad idea.

We're a few minutes late starting the recording and everything just 'cause he was trying to find a signal.

So I, I saw your post the other day where the, uh, talking about the SIG Sauer P385, and you have some thoughts on this one.

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[laughs] So o- of course, everybody was waiting with bated breath.