sig pro in IDPA?

[Y0UNGBL00D]

anyone run a sig pro sp2022 in 9mm in IDPA SSP? thoughts?

my only weapon at the moment, is why i am curious. soon as i snatch up some mags and holsters ill be in the first match i can!

also random side question: are spectators allowed at IDPA matches? seems like a dumb question, but hey.

[ima45dv8]

Spectators are allowed, and in fact, are encouraged.

As for the SP2022 question, I'll leave that to others who can reply with more authority.

[Pizzim]

I cant think of any reason why you couldn't. I understand that those can be DA/SA or a DA only so depending on which it was would put you either in SSP or ESP

[gunguru]

Can't see why not. It's a very good service pistol, accurate and reliable. But the loooonnnnnnggggg trigger can be annoying in a match.

[hkguy]

long triggers are not too bad, i shot my HK the past 2 years.

your SP2022 is SSP and ESP legal, though your probably best off shooting in SSP just due to the trigger.

[gunguru]

As long as a SP2022?

The SA mode trigger pull lenght is near de DA on my Tanfoglio.

[cyberiad]

I used an 2022 for a short time. The majority of first shots in IDPA are pretty close so the double action trigger pull shouldn't be a big deal. And even if it's a tight shot, so what? I shoot a revolver now and don't feel the trigger is "holding me back." I liked the 2022 but had to sell it because I pinched my palm on almost every reload. The grip is shorter than, say, a P226 and it didn't fit my hand well. I wouldn't bother with a DAO only model (the "fire control module" can be changed for DAO) and would only shoot it in SSP where it makes the most sense.