Sidearms & Scatterguns Sig 225 vs Walther PPS?
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Re: Sig 225 vs Walther PPS?
Much wider, much heavier, very different trigger pull, more sensitive to lubrication, more expensive.
I would stick with the PPS... they're pretty good single stack carry pistols.
Much wider, much heavier, very different trigger pull, more sensitive to lubrication, more expensive.
I would stick with the PPS... they're pretty good single stack carry pistols.
Re: Sig 225 vs Walther PPS?
The P225 is wider, and I imagine that it's somewhat similar to the PPS in length and height dimensions, although it doesn't offer a variety of magazine capacities. I've shot both, had opportunities to purchase both, and only own the P225. The PPS, because it's narrow across the back of the grip, isn't as comfortable to shoot as the P225, which really shines when you drop it into a Pachmayr Signature rubber grip. Bear in mind that the P225 is an older design and that maintenance may entail securing spare parts, which are still available. Bruce Grey (sp.?) has produced maintenance videos so that you can do frame-level stuff yourself on it.
The P225 is wider, and I imagine that it's somewhat similar to the PPS in length and height dimensions, although it doesn't offer a variety of magazine capacities. I've shot both, had opportunities to purchase both, and only own the P225. The PPS, because it's narrow across the back of the grip, isn't as comfortable to shoot as the P225, which really shines when you drop it into a Pachmayr Signature rubber grip. Bear in mind that the P225 is an older design and that maintenance may entail securing spare parts, which are still available. Bruce Grey (sp.?) has produced maintenance videos so that you can do frame-level stuff yourself on it.
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