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1/5/2025 11:24:09 PM EDT
I own both.  21rd mag w M17 is nice, DA pull on SP2022 is comforting.  I have +2 mags for the SP.

Which would u put in the night stand?
1/5/2025 11:27:29 PM EDT
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I'd put the M17 on the nightstand and carry the SP2022
1/6/2025 7:30:39 AM EDT
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Oh no, not carrying either.  I have plenty of options for carry
1/6/2025 8:10:15 AM EDT
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My wife LOVES her Sig Sp2022.   She carries that thing religiously.  Granted it got some attention from Armorycraft
1/6/2025 9:27:22 AM EDT
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Which one do you shoot better?
1/6/2025 9:40:24 AM EDT
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M17 w/ 21rounders.

SP2022 as a truck gun (I have two of them serving in this role)
1/6/2025 11:03:45 AM EDT
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I also have both.  Tough call.  I think the 2022 is a better pistol than many give it credit for.  I honestly like the ergos on it better than the classic P series.  But I'm also a fan of the 320 pistols.  I don't know which way I would go on this.  I have high caps on both, so that's a wash.  Both take a light, my M17 currently has one but my 2022 doesn't, for no good reason.  I'd maybe lean 17 just because the operating drill is one step easier.
1/6/2025 5:36:07 PM EDT
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Equally good
1/6/2025 10:54:37 PM EDT
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Threw the Nightstick light on the M17 and filled it with hollowpoints

1/7/2025 11:36:23 AM EDT
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I can shoot the P320 series guns much better than any P series guns (and I own both). I think the ergonomics of the P320s are just much better.  Plus you can use a grip module that fits your hands better (I use Brouwer and Wilson Combat grips).

So definitely M17, with a light and red dot.
1/7/2025 11:37:44 AM EDT
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Dupe
1/7/2025 12:26:46 PM EDT
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So definitely M17, with a light and red dot.
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I'm just gonna rock the night sights for now.
1/7/2025 12:43:32 PM EDT
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I'm in a similar boat, in that I own P-series pistols and carried a P228 for several years, but I find that I just don't shoot them as well as the M17 / M18, especially under pressure with the long DA first short. I don't own an SP2022, although I wouldn't be opposed to it, but I really like all the options available to configure the M17 exactly how I want it. It's not cheap, but if you're willing to pay for the conversion so your commercial M17 slide can mount the Romeo-M17, it's a fantastic optic. The M17 has become my primary HD pistol, while I carry an M18. The magazine options for the M17 are great too, although the 30-round mag may not be totally practical.

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1/7/2025 2:29:26 PM EDT
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I'm in a similar boat, in that I own P-series pistols and carried a P228 for several years, but I find that I just don't shoot them as well as the M17 / M18, especially under pressure with the long DA first short. I don't own an SP2022, although I wouldn't be opposed to it, but I really like all the options available to configure the M17 exactly how I want it. It's not cheap, but if you're willing to pay for the conversion so your commercial M17 slide can mount the Romeo-M17, it's a fantastic optic. The M17 has become my primary HD pistol, while I carry an M18. The magazine options for the M17 are great too, although the 30-round mag may not be totally practical.

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I'd NEVER pay that much for a red dot sight

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