Picking up my first Sig...

[pedaler73]

...on Friday at Seneca Arms in Green Lane, PA. John couldn't have been a nicer guy. I placed it on hold today.

Actually, not only is it my first Sig, it's my first firearm. I know I may get grief from some since I've read some not so kind reviews on it, but it's a Mosquito. Since it's my first handgun, I wanted something in a smaller caliber so I could get used to the handling. So, please go easy on me! :whiteflag:

Will post pics once I bring it home.

[TcRoc]

22 cal.'s can be picky ,,Yours should be fine ,,Just find ammo that it likes and stick with it ,,it might run fine on all ammo.

Enjoy and welcome to the world of firearms

[capnswervon]

If I remember correctly, there is a specified ammo listed in the owner's manual that is recommended for the Sig .22. I think it is CCI Mini-mag's but I could be mistaken. The nice thing with .22lr is you can buy a bunch of different types of ammo and see what it likes without spending an arm and a leg.

The Capn'

[TcRoc]

YEah if you have problems it would probably be from bulk 500 round box's of ammo....but you won't know til you try

[LLL]

...on Friday at Seneca Arms in Green Lane, PA. John couldn't have been a nicer guy. I placed it on hold today.

Actually, not only is it my first Sig, it's my first firearm. I know I may get grief from some since I've read some not so kind reviews on it, but it's a Mosquito. Since it's my first handgun, I wanted something in a smaller caliber so I could get used to the handling. So, please go easy on me! :whiteflag:

Will post pics once I bring it home.

nothing wrong with walking before running. The mosq is a great practice gun, help with draw and re holstering practice.
LLL

[azranger]

Enjoy your new Sig and welcome to the forum.:rockin: