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Well i think i might of just got a lemon then. i bought a sigma in .40 sw and i ...

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Old 09-06-2009, 12:29 AM
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Well i think i might of just got a lemon then. i bought a sigma in .40 sw and i couldnt hit the braod side of a barn. It also didn't feel very sturdy. I sent it back to smith & wesson and they installed a new recoil spring assembly. it shot a little bit better, but i just got rid of it. I was wondering how your sigmas have worked out.
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