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pat701
02-20-2012, 12:43
I am looking to buy a SIG P239 in 9MM. I can get a poly version 17.7 oz. Or an alloy version 25.2 oz. Both NIB the price difference between them is 0ne dollar. My question is that i will use this pistol for carry, witch one of the two versions would be more accurate, and reliable? For carry i would rather have the lighter pistol, but if the alloy is more accurate and reliable i will deal with the extra 8 oz. Advise me on what to buy please. :dunno:
cowboy1964
02-20-2012, 12:52
A polymer P239? When did this happen?
Gregg702
02-20-2012, 12:56
A polymer P239? When did this happen?

I would like to know also. Never ever heard of a Poly P239. The alloy P239 is a great handgun though.
fowler
02-20-2012, 13:06
The poly is a 2022 sig compact or full size around $450 a Sig 239 is around $650. Allso the 239 is single line mag and the 2022 double stack. Both are good pistols. Your choice and money.
skeeter7
02-20-2012, 13:08
I thought the Sig Pro and the P239 were two different animals. Never heard it being referred to as a poly P239. :dunno:
pat701
02-20-2012, 13:11
Mod#
2399DP SIG 2399DP 239 9MM DIAMOND PLT
ColdSteelNail
02-20-2012, 13:14
No. Sig doesn't make a poly P239.
NEOH212
02-20-2012, 13:51
Go alloy. Get the P239. :wavey:
bac1023
02-20-2012, 17:33
The Sig P239 is has an aluminum alloy frame, not polymer.
NEOH212
02-20-2012, 17:35
The Sig P239 is has an aluminum alloy frame, not polymer.

Maybe he was thinking of the 290?
bac1023
02-20-2012, 19:35
Maybe he was thinking of the 290?

Could be.

The only polymer Sigs I, like are the SigPros.
NEOH212
02-20-2012, 21:02
Could be.

The only polymer Sigs I, like are the SigPros.

I'm with you there!

:agree:

I still haven't had a chance to dig into a P290. It seem too small and I don't think I'll like it.
sns3guppy
02-20-2012, 23:52
My personal carry is a P239 in .40. It's an excellent choice for carry.
12131
02-21-2012, 01:31
I think Pat got the answer by now, from GT, SIGforum, and THR.:wavey:
pat701
02-21-2012, 14:09
I read it wrong i an sorry got it staight in my mind now was concused with the wieght typo.
CBennett
02-21-2012, 15:37
Go alloy. Get the P239. :wavey:

Agreed get this I wish I had one :) .
Jameson4all
02-24-2012, 11:25
Get the P239, the added weight will help when shooting. Get a good belt and holster and that extra weight will not matter much.
ca survivor
02-25-2012, 07:24
One of my carry guns is a P239 in .40, it's an excellent choice for carry.