SIG Pro 2340 Questions

Thought Police · 11-03-2010, 04:52 AM

Does anyone have any info or experience with these guns? From what I understand they are a polymer framed gun. Other than that I am reliant on what I read from reviews. Southern Ohio Gun has some used ones for $350 with night sights. Not sure if that is a good price or what. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Gett Daddy · 11-03-2010, 07:28 AM

I have been darn curious about this myself. However, for $350, I'm damn interested! I've been reading a lot of reviews lately, trying to figure where I'm going with my next pistol, which of course will be a SIG. Just don't know what flavor yet. This was an interesting review I want to share in the meantime... http://lundestudio.c...o-review-2.html

the link isn't working, so google "SIG pro 2340 review by Don Palmer"

Volzfan · 11-03-2010, 07:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gett Daddy

I have been darn curious about this myself. I've been reading a lot of reviews lately, trying to figure where I'm going with my next pistol. which of course will be a SIG, just don't know what flavor yet. This was an interesting review I want to share in the meantime... http://lundestudio.c...o-review-2.html

Bad link.

Thought Police · 11-04-2010, 04:39 AM

Thanks for the search info. I guess nobody has any personal experience with it eh?

I know why the link is not working. The bug with the site that puts SIG in All caps is killing the link

JeffsSig · 11-04-2010, 07:23 AM

The SP2340 is almost the same gun as the SP2022 along with the SP2009 Just minor things are different .

I love the 2022 and it is the one GO TO GUN I own.

You will find very few who have owned these guns not like them.

Wince123 · 01-12-2011, 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thought Police

Does anyone have any info or experience with these guns? From what I understand they are a polymer framed gun. Other than that I am reliant on what I read from reviews. Southern Ohio Gun has some used ones for $350 with night sights. Not sure if that is a good price or what. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

I've been looking for someone who had or ever had a SP 2340. I don't find anyone, so I guess I have the only one.I've had it for sometime and shoot it once or twice a month. I have to say, this is one of the nicest pistols I have ever owned. I shoot @25 or 40 yards and reload my ammo and this 2340 shoots inside a 4" pattern @ 40 yards and never fails!

When I bought it, I asked the guy in the gun shop what he had, used but fine cond in a 40S&W. He handed me this weapon and I left the store with it in hand. It felt so good even though it was a lot heavier than my Tupper Ware gun (9mm). If I had it to do again, I'd buy another. The only draw back is the rail but I don't do to much tactical stuff anyway.

Hud35500 · 01-13-2011, 08:04 AM

I think it's one of the finest polymer handguns made, especially for the price. They make Glocks feel cheap by comparison. I've had mine for 3 years, and it's still my "go to" gun. Accurate and easy on the hand, even with 180 gr. or +P ammo. Sig has a new slimmer grip panel for it that takes some of the bulk out and makes it even more comfortable. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a top quality, affordable handgun.

GrumpyBiker · 01-13-2011, 10:38 AM

Sorry I didn't get to this thread yesterday.

Yeah I have a couple SigPros.

The SP2340 is my favorite ( I prefer its looks over the SP2022) as I'm not a fan of the rail on the 2022.

The SigPro is touted as having the best DA/SA trigger of any standard Sig....I can't speak to that claim.

I can say that If I had to thread a needle with a bullet the Sig I'd pull out of my safe is my SP2340 in .357sig.

That trigger with that round if unbelieveably accurate. I can not say it enough, unbelieveably accurate! !

The weapon can feel unbalanced when empty but thats normal for a Polymer pistol.

Some complain of a rattle sound when the mag is less than full ( like the P228 ) , one of mine does this and its rounds in the mag not the pistol.

Take down is diffrent and more difficult than any P-Series Sig.

I paid $395 for the Blue Line SP2340 and I'd do it again today if I didn't already enough SigPros. I would recomend getting one in. .40S&W as the mags work for both .40S&W and .357Sig, then all you do is buy the .357sig drop in barrel and you have two great options.

FYI;

The Blue Line Sig was a LEO/ Military Only pistol put out durring the Brady/ Clinton Gun Ban era. It has a message pritned on the Mag stating "for LEO / Military or export use only." I like it as a touchstone to failed experiment by the anti-gun liberals.

ort

Gibbs · 01-14-2011, 10:28 AM

They are really nice looking pistols!! What is it with the Accuracy of the Sig Pro?? I cut the same hole all the time. Most of the time, I can cover the 10 shot group with a quarter, sometimes with a dime. I seriously have NEVER had any pistol that was this accurate. I wonder what the trick is? Excepty for my Bersa Thunder, that my wife keeps handy, I've seen none other that can match it. That Bersa is about as close to 1 hole at 21 feet as you can get. Both seem to have well defined rifling in the bore and both seem to have a very polished rifle bore. Perhaps there is something else, but, when you ask for accurate, the word to you should be "Sig".

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11-03-2010, 04:52 AM	#1
Thought Police 1911 > All Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: FL Posts: 58	Does anyone have any info or experience with these guns? From what I understand they are a polymer framed gun. Other than that I am reliant on what I read from reviews. Southern Ohio Gun has some used ones for $350 with night sights. Not sure if that is a good price or what. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

11-03-2010, 07:28 AM	#2
Gett Daddy Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: lately Toledo, Ohio Posts: 403	I have been darn curious about this myself. However, for $350, I'm damn interested! I've been reading a lot of reviews lately, trying to figure where I'm going with my next pistol, which of course will be a SIG. Just don't know what flavor yet. This was an interesting review I want to share in the meantime... http://lundestudio.c...o-review-2.html the link isn't working, so google "SIG pro 2340 review by Don Palmer"

11-04-2010, 04:39 AM	#4
Thought Police 1911 > All Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: FL Posts: 58	Thanks for the search info. I guess nobody has any personal experience with it eh? I know why the link is not working. The bug with the site that puts SIG in All caps is killing the link

11-04-2010, 07:23 AM	#5
JeffsSig Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: TENNESSEE Posts: 176	The SP2340 is almost the same gun as the SP2022 along with the SP2009 Just minor things are different . I love the 2022 and it is the one GO TO GUN I own. You will find very few who have owned these guns not like them.

01-13-2011, 08:04 AM	#7
Hud35500 Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 80	I think it's one of the finest polymer handguns made, especially for the price. They make Glocks feel cheap by comparison. I've had mine for 3 years, and it's still my "go to" gun. Accurate and easy on the hand, even with 180 gr. or +P ammo. Sig has a new slimmer grip panel for it that takes some of the bulk out and makes it even more comfortable. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a top quality, affordable handgun.

01-13-2011, 10:38 AM	#8
GrumpyBiker Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: N. Central, Ohio Posts: 377	Sorry I didn't get to this thread yesterday. Yeah I have a couple SigPros. The SP2340 is my favorite ( I prefer its looks over the SP2022) as I'm not a fan of the rail on the 2022. The SigPro is touted as having the best DA/SA trigger of any standard Sig....I can't speak to that claim. I can say that If I had to thread a needle with a bullet the Sig I'd pull out of my safe is my SP2340 in .357sig. That trigger with that round if unbelieveably accurate. I can not say it enough, unbelieveably accurate! ! The weapon can feel unbalanced when empty but thats normal for a Polymer pistol. Some complain of a rattle sound when the mag is less than full ( like the P228 ) , one of mine does this and its rounds in the mag not the pistol. Take down is diffrent and more difficult than any P-Series Sig. I paid $395 for the Blue Line SP2340 and I'd do it again today if I didn't already enough SigPros. I would recomend getting one in. .40S&W as the mags work for both .40S&W and .357Sig, then all you do is buy the .357sig drop in barrel and you have two great options. FYI; The Blue Line Sig was a LEO/ Military Only pistol put out durring the Brady/ Clinton Gun Ban era. It has a message pritned on the Mag stating "for LEO / Military or export use only." I like it as a touchstone to failed experiment by the anti-gun liberals. ort

01-14-2011, 10:28 AM	#9
Gibbs Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Fennville, MI Posts: 71	They are really nice looking pistols!! What is it with the Accuracy of the Sig Pro?? I cut the same hole all the time. Most of the time, I can cover the 10 shot group with a quarter, sometimes with a dime. I seriously have NEVER had any pistol that was this accurate. I wonder what the trick is? Excepty for my Bersa Thunder, that my wife keeps handy, I've seen none other that can match it. That Bersa is about as close to 1 hole at 21 feet as you can get. Both seem to have well defined rifling in the bore and both seem to have a very polished rifle bore. Perhaps there is something else, but, when you ask for accurate, the word to you should be "Sig".