- Aug 17, 2011
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S&W announces the new SD9 VE and SD40 VE. Looks like a better trigger.
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Billcw
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- Aug 17, 2011
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Here is an excellent overview of the difference between the two pistols, with photos:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-sigma-sd-pistols/255223-sd9-compared-sd9ve.html
Also, note the post that discusses the lack of rails on the rear of the SD compared to the Sigma. I concur that I would worry about it being a sort of design flaw.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-sigma-sd-pistols/255223-sd9-compared-sd9ve.html
Also, note the post that discusses the lack of rails on the rear of the SD compared to the Sigma. I concur that I would worry about it being a sort of design flaw.
tanglebones
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- Jan 3, 2009
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here are my thoughts - as an SD40 owner -
> not very accurate AND shoots a little too low for my liking. Mine is not terribly accurate, either. Some folks have sworn by their SD gun, tho.
> didn't like the trigger (the pull can be improved with the apex trigger/spring kit) and I wonder whether the trigger is causing me problems (overtravel and the hinge in the middle)
> not very accurate AND shoots a little too low for my liking. Mine is not terribly accurate, either. Some folks have sworn by their SD gun, tho.
> didn't like the trigger (the pull can be improved with the apex trigger/spring kit) and I wonder whether the trigger is causing me problems (overtravel and the hinge in the middle)
briwayjones
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I have a Sigma Enhanced SW9VE and I just finally picked up a SD9VE. I haven't had a chance to shoot the new one. I did trigger work on the Sigma which was easy and got it down to about 6lbs. I also polished it up and got the grittiness out. I also plan to do the same with the SD9VE.
tanglebones
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- Jan 3, 2009
- 430
And Hi-Point.
as someone who regularly carries a sig-sauer and consistently shoots above 285 when re-qualifying - I miss my old c9 comp! It was damn accurate and reliable. I've said it before - the trigger sucked and cleaning it was a PITA, but functionally it went bang and again - it was freaking accurate. just sayin'
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