Wed Sep 02, 2009 8:10 pm by mo_hunter1
I carry my Sigma 40GVE, IWB in a Kholster, about 99% of the time. There are several things I really like about this particular pistol; 1) there are no external safety levers that have to be manipulated in order to "turn on" the gun in the event I need to use it, you simply point it and engage the trigger with your finger. 2) In a platform that is nearly the same size as a Glock 23, I have 14+1 rounds of potent .40 S&W ammo at my disposal and at the ready, and by adding a spare magazine or two, I can greatly and easily increase my over-all ammunition supply 2 or 3 fold. 3) The gun comes from the factory "de-horned". There are no sharp or rough edges to catch on clothing or to impede a smooth draw. And 4), I have found this gun to be 100% reliable in the course of nearly 6500 rounds of ammunition. I've never experienced one failure of any kind from this firearm, ever.
Sometimes during the winter months, while heavy coats are the norm, I will carry my Ruger GP100 in a Bianchi Accumold, OWB.