Sig Pro SP-2022 sp2022 9mm Detailed Review

(See description for Table of Contents) The Sig Sauer sp2022, also know as the Sig Pro or Sig 2022. This firearm is available in 9mm or 40 caliber. It is a very affordable option, being bought for around $400 at the time of this video. Also, it is the only Sig Sauer pistol with a small grip to fit my hands. So, if you have small hands or short fingers, and want a Sig pistol, this is a good option.
I compared this against the Sig 226 E2 SRT (Enhanced Ergonomics, Short Reset Trigger) and even-though the P226 E2 grip was smaller, it was still too large I couldn't reach the decocking lever. The SP2022's grip is smaller than even the P226 E2, so with the SP2022 I was able to reach all the controls comfortably.

FYI, for movie fans: In the Bourne Identity at the beginning when he goes to the bank and looks in the safe deposit box, there is a Sig Pro pistol in there. It looks similar to this gun, but it is a Sig SP2009 (the predecessor to this pistol).

Table of contents:
0:20 introduction and general information
1:20 Size, A bit smaller than most "full size", larger than most "compact" pistols.
2:00 Polymer frame, but trigger,controls, and magazine are metal. Replaceable grip inserts.
2:43 Grip textured
3:10 Comparison to Sig P226 (old classic style)
3:52 comparison to Sig P226 E2 SRT (new Enhanced Ergonomics slim grips, Short Reset Trigger). Still wasn't small enough to fit my hand, which is why I went with the SP2022.
4:42 Comparison of size/grip to S&W M&P 9mm
5:10 Accessories: finding Holsters. Holster options are limited. Fobus didn't work, but Blackhawk Serpa fit good. Similar holster fit to Springfield XD ?
6:45 Magazines. 9mm holds 15 rounds, 40-cal holds 12 (if not restricted by law). They can be expensive. Some aftermarket options, or buy Sig Pro magazines. Search around for best price, price varies from $35 to $50.
8:05 Notice the difference in front accessory rail bettween SP2009 vs SP2022. Slim Proprietary rail vs standard Picatinny rail, could interfere with some holster fit.
8:50 Trigger. Single action, Double action. Showing the trigger reset. Must pull trigger all the way to the rear, it breaks very far back.
10:35 Decocker
10:45 Slide-to-barrel fit, very good.
11:50 Ammunition tested and reliability
12:12 Thumb placement problems, interference with the large slide-stop lever.
13:07 Sight picture, I like a 6-o'clock hold. To me, this pistol seems to hit low. Sight options for different heights.
14:25 Short grip with large magazine baseplate, possible pinch-point when changing magazines.
15:11 Price is very affordable. Much less than a Sig P226.
15:40 Not claiming to be a "competition" pistol. Side-by-side size comparison to M&P 9mm, sight-radius. But don't let that stop you, accuracy is still good.
16:35 Is this a good option for you? what will you use it for?
16:58 Striker-fired vs Double-action/Single-action
17:24 Accessory rail for light/laser
17:45 Side-topic: double action / single action, decocker vs hammer-drop safety differences. Sig's decocker design vs other Slide-mounted safety lever designs.
19:28 Conclusion and wrap-up
19:56 Pictures of internal components
20:39 End.