Sig Sauer SP2022 Overview and a Tale of Two Pistols
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2022
- This week we're reviewing the full size Sig Sauer SP2022 pistol. It uses the same DA/SA trigger as the classic Sig Sauer pistols but based on a polymer frame to reduce weight, this pistol was Sig Sauer's first polymer grip pistol. This pistol is seemingly the forgotten pistol compared to the Classic Line and P320 lineup but it is still a solid option for the price. Originally developed as a .40 S&W caliber pistol it later adopted the 9mm offering due to popularity of that caliber.
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"DO...NOT...BUY...THIS...GUN! If you do, you'll be drowning in Sig Sauer handguns. I bought mine in 9mm for $399.99 in 2018 and have since bought six more. I love them all. You have been warned.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 That'll happen!! $399.99 was a good price.
This was also my first Sig, haven’t carried a Glock since 😂
The polymer frame is Stronger than any polymer frame out there..take the mag out, then Squeeze the frame where the mag enters, doesnt give, do that with a glock or other high dollar polymer frames, and they bend in ..
Great video! I love my 2022! Just picked up a 365X and I love it the same!
Sig has certainly poured out some good options lately. Let us know what you think of the P365X! We appreciate the view and comment!
thanks for the review, definitely learned a lot! just bought my first gun at 22 which is your fathers sp2022 9mm. big ole frown on my face when you said after he passed. my condolences man🫶
I appreciate that. Congrats on purchasing your first gun, always an exciting thing!
A nice concise informative video.
I appreciate that! I don't always do good work 🤣
Thanks for the review and my condolences on your dad’s passing. 💐
I appreciate that very much. Happy to hear you enjoyed the review!
Good video. I’ve owned a P226 for a few years and have been eye balling these lately. Sorry for the lose of your father. At least you’ve got something to remember him by and I enjoyed the story.
I appreciate that, it's a fun little story. What P226 model do you have? I picked up a P226 Elite SAO earlier this year and it's a dream to shoot.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies surplus DAK in 40 S&W. I just got a 357 Sig barrel for it. th-cam.com/video/Mau1uEzDl4c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bOm1gAxUkl4M1RGY
People who say the .40 is dying due to better ammo available for the 9mm are kinda wrong.
You are assuming that only 9mm has advanced into better ammo available. But who said that the .40 S&W has not also advanced?
I happen to like the .40 I own a Sig SP2022 as well and it is in .40 . I also own a HK P30l LEM in .40.
I also have 9mm's and even a .357 Sig.
Nothing in life says you have to own 1 caliber. I also have a Glock G20 10mm. It is actually the only Glock worth having in my opinion.
I think the ammo market of 2020-2021 was pretty telling. Most places I checked for pistol ammo only had .40 or 10mm on the shelves and had plenty of it. That being said 10mm, aka spicy .40, is becoming more common use than .40 as well in my opinion. I haven't seen anything talking about .40 making advancements in ballistics.
No where does it say you are stuck with only one caliber lol. I have pistols chambered in 22lr, .380, 9mm, .40, and 45acp. I like all the guns.
I've had the 9mm SP2022 as my EDC for about 9yrs. Love it.
What holster do you use?
@@Northwoods.Nobodies Currently a Blackhawk IWB. Also have an OWB Blackhawk for shooting day practice.
@@JimLucas How long have you used the Blackhawk holsters? I feel like they have a bad reputation in the 2A world.
good vid, i actually just got one, i was originally looking to get the 226/229 until I found out about this polymer version
It's tough to beat at the price point compared to the P226/P229. I still want a 226 personally.
Thank you for the review. I'm considering getting a SP2022 for EDC. Just can't afford the nicer, but expensive Sig 226. I shot a used SP2022 at gun shop and was very nice. Despite being a polymer it still has a little more weight which I like.
It's a capable pistol for sure and the DA/SA trigger would work well for carry.
Great review! I remember when these came available around 1998/99 they were several hundred $'s more than a Glock. I may have to pick one up now that my budget has changed. Keep up the good work!👍
We appreciate that! Browse around for the better price if you're looking to add it to your collection. It's a solid shooting pistol with a nice trigger.
I am a glock owner and I just picked up the sp2020 in 9mm pretty badass gun would definitely recommend it
Definitely, an overlooked weapon 💥from the Sig Sauer production line.
☝️ of my favorite EDC tools ⚒️ in 9mm.
Upgrades include Galloway Precision 22lb Captured Guide Rod/Spring Assembly, XS System DTX2 (Yellow) Night Sights, Armory Craft Flat Face Dual Adjustable Trigger, Galloway Precision +3 Magazine Extension. Awesome Weapon 👍
Excellent Video 😊
That is quite the list of upgrades and I bet that pistol is a tack driver!
They are excellent pistols I own 5 of them. I bought my first in 1999 it was a SP2340 in 357sig and is my favorite by far. I also have the SP2009 of course in 9mm and with a thumb safety. I also have 3 SP2022 one is a German model like yours in 9mm, also a two tone SP2022 in 40s&w and the last one is a special edition SP2022 in Ghost Grey in 9mm. Love them all the only one I don't have yet is the FDE model. Hopefully someday I'll find one to finish my collection.
That is quite the collection! I would like an FDE 9mm version as well.
@@Northwoods.NobodiesI made a video showcasing my five pistols
th-cam.com/video/dhnitcllcyg/w-d-xo.html
Can their triggers be improved?
I was able to score a FDE 😎
@@rugger1009 nice! I also found one, now my collection is complete.
I have an old 229 but never had a chance to try 2022 but id trust it over the 320. Good video nice pistol 🔫
The old Sig line is fantastic, I would certainly like to add a few to the collection. The SP2022 is a gem of pistol for the in-between from the classic line to the new polymer pistols.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies mine is a 1995 un 40S&W but I have a 357sig barrel too. I want to get a Bar Sto 9mm conversion barrel and I'll be able to shoot anything in 1 Sig
@@jimchambers7548 That flexibility is awesome!
Awesome pistol I have the 9mm also. I'm sorry about your dad's passing
They are a underappreciated pistol for sure and I appreciate the kind words.
This a great handgun. It was my first 9mm when I got it a couple years ago. I was carrying my full sized 1911 (Kimber Custom) for many years and that 1911 was my first firearm more than 20 years ago. All those years I was exclusively a .45 ACP shooter but then the "mostly peaceful" riots and the "virus of unspecified Asian origin" happened and ammo prices went crazy. For the cost of two rds of .45 ACP, I can shoot 3 rds of 9mm (or roughly thereabouts) so I got it to have something more affordable to shoot and something that was simply lighter and easier to carry than my trusty old 1911.
Great review. Thanks.
Eventually ammo prices have to drop you'd think. Places like Cabela's and Scheels have fully stocked shelves because the prices are too high. I enjoy shooting 45acp but the price still sucks on a box of it. Glad you found a suitable, hopefully temporary, more affordable replacement for your Kimber! We appreciate your support!
@@Northwoods.Nobodies To be even more budget friendly with my ammo, I just added a Ruger Mk4 to my collection today. I traded my Ruger Wrangler revolver which I struggled a bit with at shooting. The burnt bronze color and blade sight was hard to focus on as it turned out. Maybe the black one would've been better but I decided to upgrade so Mk4 it was. Thankfully, the sight profile on the Mk4 is about identical to my 1911 so hopefully the transition will be seamless. Can never have too many .22 firearms. This will go nice with my old Remington 582 bolt action and the Ruger 10/22 I got a few months ago.
@@1977Yakko The Ruger MkIV is a great pistol, I couldn't be happier with mine. The Wrangler is a cool little pistol for the price but the sights are for sure lacking, I've got the black version. 22lr firearms are great and you are correct you can't have too many. I've added a handful to my collection the last few years.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies I took my Ruger MkIV to the range for the first time today. Ran 500 rds of CCI mini-mag through it. I told myself I'd call it a day when I had a firearm related failure. Aside from one dud (I tried shooting the rd again, it was a dud) the Ruger never jammed. I've never fired that many rds in one range session. It's very accurate too (it's the 22/45 type with the bull barrel). The only reason I stopped at 500 rds is because I ran out of ammo. Needless to say, I'm quite pleased with its performance.
@@1977Yakko That sounds like an excellent range day! CCI Mini Mag is a great choice for reliable 22lr as well. Glad to hear you had a good day with the new Ruger!
Just checking these out. PSA has a batch of these (unissued/new /french police)$399
i got the SP2022 a few months ago. I wanted it because it was featured in the anime series Jormungand alongside the Magpul Masada.
That's a solid enough reason! You've been enjoying it?
@@Northwoods.Nobodies lightest recoiling pistol i own.
@@killer13324 Fantastic! It's really a gem that gets lost in the pistol market.
I love my SigPro 😉
They are a bit of a hidden treasure!
I own a SP2022 40S&W, the only problem I have with this gun is racking the slide. The serrations are so shallow it gives you nothing to grab on, so I installed a Red dot.
You are correct about the serrations being really shallow. Where did you send the slide out to be milled? What red dot do you have on it now?
Are there Gen1 and Gen 2 versions of the SP2022? One holster maker seems to think so.
According to Wikipedia there is indeed 2 generations. First Gen has a proprietary Sig accessory rail and the Second Gen has a standard picatinny rail.
And there are German ones and French ones and at least 2 US version.
Thnx. I'm loving my SP2022 much more than my P320X Compact. Probably has something to do with my first Sig being a ca. 1988 P220. BTW, my SP2022 has the bare stainless slide. I'm seriously thinking of having in Cerakoted in black.
@@jimhovater8755 The bare stainless slide is interesting, I feel like they aren't very common. Great pickup with your used mags as well!
My first firearm was the P229 in .40 S&W; one of, if not the best pistol to wield that caliber. After feeling the kick of .40 on the FNP-40, my next polymer was going to be a 9mm and it was the SP2022. With SIG rolling out newer pistols, the SPs are sure to be respectfully referenced alongside the classic P line.
The SP2022's definitely get lost in the Sig lineup, which is unfortunate. They are a gem! Do you still have the P229?
@Northwoods.Nobodies Absolutely. I've never gotten variants of the same pistol, but I'd be tempted to get the Legion if California would approve its sale. No, my first pistol may be the last onel I'd part with.
@@Bat-Twenty-Two Working behind enemy lines! 🤣 I've still got my first firearm they was given to me and the first one I bought myself.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies It's never as sweet as the first time(s). :D
I lucked up on (3) OEM used mags and (1) 17rd MecGar mag at my LGS for $20/each.😊
I really do love my p226 40s&w!!!
Adding a P226 to the collection would be nice. Such a cool pistol.
I have the exact same. 40 with the streamlight tlr hl as my carry
Nice! What holster do you use?
@@Northwoods.NobodiesI got a tier 1 concealed msp holster.
@@michaelhamilton7908 Solid holster company, the msp has good for you? I only ever hear about their axis/agis holsters.
@Northwoods.Nobodies yes it is it will hold my 2022,p320,and smith&wesson 10mm I got tlri hl on all of them so I can switch to either one.
@@michaelhamilton7908 That's really nice to have that much compatibility out of one holster.
Nothing wrong with40.. both are good.
It was very available during the ammo shortage and it's still a capable round for sure!
40 Smith& Wesson isn't on its way to dying. It's a very good round. 9 mm is a good round. If you get the proper ammo, you can't buy cheap 9 mm hollow points and expect them to work like the FBI standard. There are too many tests on TH-cam that have proven that that is an incorrect conclusion. Thank you for your content. I enjoyed it.
I'll have to browse some of those tests on TH-cam, thanks for the info! Appreciate you sharing it.
Dude the FBI standard is a joke, just like the FBI.
Your comments are a joke
Just bought one in 40cal cause you can shoot 357sig 40 and 9mm with just a barrle change cant do it with a 9mm only
Was that a used pistol? I only saw the 9mm option on Sigs website
Pawn shop 420.00
Had some ugly talon grips after it came off was real nice looking
@@ianmartinez3601 Excellent! The caliber flexibility is awesome.
Can that trigger be improved?
It does look like there's an aftermarket trigger available from Armory Craft, also there's a guide rod and spring kit from Galloway Precision.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies thanks.. I’ll check them out. I am hoping there is something that will reduce the trigger travel; they break extremely far back trapping my trigger finger.
@@Hialeah1925 From the description the Armory Craft trigger should suite your needs.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies that’s great I really appreciate the info thank you!
It's my nightstand pistol. It shoots great and soft- wonderful firearm. I have shorter fingers with arthritis causing weakness in my trigger finger and the DA is very doable.
That's great to hear! The single action trigger is hard to beat in a polymer pistol as well.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies For sure- it's great!
Not a good beginer gun due to the DA/SA trigger, steeper learning curve and tendency to miss with the first shot. Constant action striker fired pistols are popular due the ease and speed of training to basic competency. Otherwise it is a great gun, I own one myself in my collection of Sigs. Also, the 2022 designation is due to the purchase by the French Police as a service pistol, the requirement that it must be serviceable and supported by Sig until the year 2022.
It all depends on training really. DA/SA can help build confidence with new shooters or new CCW carriers. You don't have to run first round DA every time, plus the SA trigger is very light(4ish lbs) and consistent. It's not my first choice in CCW but it would work fine. What's your favorite Sig in your collection?
9mm you get less probability of a thru and thru. The object is to dispense energy in the target, not what's is behind it, or God forbid 2 walls over. 40 is a joke. I had 1 40 and sold it within 4 months. 40, regardless of what those who were silly enough to fall for the hype are finding out the hard way. I shoot 9mm for $20 a box. 40 is no less than twice that on a good day. If I want to throw fire hydrants at someone, I'll get one of my 45's. I have a SP2022 in 9mm. It's my off body back up to my P226. It shoots very reliably. 4,000 rounds thru it with 2 malfunctions. (Both probably my fault and not the weapons) If you want a financially gentle pistol for that will go bang every trigger pull, but one. You will not regret it.
It all depends on bullet selection but 9mm can certainly pass through plenty of things. Not complete gospel but Garand Thumb did a pretty solid video showing penetration power through walls with different calibers a couple months ago that's worth checking out. If you are finding 40 for that expensive it's time to shop somewhere else haha.
What model of the P226 do you have? The SP2022 is a gem for sure!
@@Northwoods.Nobodies I got my P226 in 1987. I worked in a gun store back then. My first Sig was a P220. I grew up on 1911's so the 200 seemed logical at the time. I carry Hornady critical defense as my carry ammo. I got a few boxes of critical duty and for home use was too hot with the walls being thin. Maybe I need a log cabin at Lake Tahoe with wood walls? 🤣 Here in The People's Republik of Kalifornistan, everything is expensive thanks to governor Screwsome and his merry band of thieves.
Stay safe brother. Watch your 6. Things are getting stranger by the day.
@@phantomf4747 That certainly explains the ammo prices! We're in Minnesota and it's looking more and more like we're becoming the California of the Midwest. The P226 is such a smooth pistol, with it being that old it's German made correct?
Roger that on watching our 6, same for you!
@@Northwoods.Nobodies Yes it is. Although I have guns worth more in dollar value, that's my go to pistol.
@@phantomf4747 Really tough to beat the German made Sig Sauers. Once you build confidence and ability with a firearm it's tough to change. I haven't really changed my CCW pistol in the last few years. I have a couple I like but my G19 is my go to 98% of the time.
Buy a 9mm barrel for it. It's a drop in and get 9mm mags. You'll then have a 9mm SP2022. Condolences for your dad.
I appreciate the condolences. No real need for the barrel swap now that I've got my Dad's 9mm. I still have a decent amount of 40 cal ammo stocked up as well.
The 40 will always be better than a 9mm . That is why you hear on the news the police didn't have to shoot him that many times maybe because they are using 9mm instead of 40. And if you look at the ballistic on 10mm and 40 it's not much different unless it some very hot rounds
Not looking to get into an internet argument...40 cal is somewhat more powerful than 9mm but the modern performance, higher capacity in magazines, and lower recoil of 9mm beats it nowadays. Most federal agencies and police departments have moved back to using 9mm for those reasons.
There's a whole host of things that goes into the effectiveness of police shooting someone, shot placement, drugs, adrenaline, etc. The human body can take a lot of damage before shutting down.
10mm is faster and hits harder than 40 from everything I've read. It certainly feels more powerful to shoot than a 40.
40s&w is far from dieing!!! A lot of people switches to it during the pandemic cause it was easier to get ammo for!!!
Ironically .40 and 10mm were the most commonly available rounds during that time frame. Similar but different lol.
40s&w been my favorite caliber every since I was 14 when i seen & heard the gen 3 glock 23... it was the first gun I purchased soon as I turned 21& now I'm 35 & it's still my favorite gun/caliber 👌🏾😎 I love the snappiness of the 40 cuz it makes it feel more manly & beastly & I love that feeling 💯
Fact there
Appears to be marked down frequently $799
Many people think 380 is girly too! Lol
Certainly seems like 380 is having a bit of a resurgence with the Beretta 80x Cheetah, the Glock 28, and the Sig P365-380 coming to market the last few months.
It used to be a great budget gun when I got mine for 359.99. Not these days. I mean if you just have to have a hammer fired sig it’s a good price but at the price they are now you might as well just get a cz pcr
With that said though I still own the sp2022 and do love the gun.
We need to get a CZ for review one of these days. I certainly miss the prices a few years ago as well.
I own a sp2022 9mm,one of my favorite pistols by far,I never understood why it wasn't a more popular option,especially when they were going for $350 - $400...
Hidden gem for sure! I wish they were still that price.
@@Northwoods.Nobodies I agree, definitely an underrated gem,I paid 450$new about 8-9yrs ago... Came with 2 Cali bs nueterd mags a decent holster, and factory night sights.... Solid package for the price..