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I never could understand why the Sigpro has never really caught on, even with most SIG fans. Looking at how they are made, I would guess that they are probably the sturdiest of all the polymer pistols, much tougher than a Glock or USP.
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The SigPro is a strange bird in the LEO market.

NOTHING is end user Armorable. If anything goes wrong at all with the pistol, the factory's instructions are to "Send it back"

Trigger problem? . . . "Send it back"

Extraction Problem? . . . "Send it back"

Ect

And with Sig's stellar customer service, I don't think many were willing to bite.

That and the funcky rail
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