Just picked up a Match Elite 220-10mm. 
Haven't range tested yet, that will come prob this weekend.

First impression ... HEAVY !  it is about 40 oz unloaded, but it really feels well in the hand ( single stack btw ) like a 1911. Not at all chunky like a G20.
Gun in in DA/SA with pulls at just under 10 and 4.5 lb. Holds 8+1 in the mag. Has a spur like 1911's to get a good solid grip without getting slide nipped.
Very nice Hogue G10 Piranha grips too.

It has the Sig night sights ( tritium ) so should be ok in dark.  Barrel has very good full case support, the best I've seen
DA trigger pull does need to smooth out tho the SA breaks fairly clean ( couple K of rounds it will feel prob much better )

Range time will really tell how much I like it.



stock pic;


SI220R510RTASMS PRODUCT DETAILS

     FAMILY:P220 Series
     MODEL:P220-10
     TYPE:Semi-Auto Pistol
     ACTION:Double / Single Action
     FINISH:Reverse Two-Tone
     STOCK/FRAME:Steel Frame
     STOCK/GRIPS:Black G10 Piranha Grips
     WEIGHT:39 oz.

     CALIBER/GAUGE:10mm
     CAPACITY:8+1
     # OF MAGS:2
     MAGAZINE DESC:8 rd.
     BARREL:5.0"

     SIGHTS:SIGLITE Night Sights
     ADDL INFO:SRT - Short Reset Trigger
     ADDL INFO:Elite SS Frame w/ Beavertail
     ADDL INFO:Nitron SS Slide/Natural SS FRM
     EXCLUSIVE:LIPSEY'S EXCLUSIVE

Very nice!

I had come close to purchasing one of the SIG 220's chambered for 10mm...I'm trying to curb myself a little in my retirement years. 

Quote from: The_Shadow on May 10 2017 01:47:21 PM MDT
I had come close to purchasing one of the SIG 220's chambered for 10mm...I'm trying to curb myself a little in my retirement years. 

I thought the same.. it took 13 months to get it at a normal price but the wife got it for me as a present
Who am I to say no... got to keep the wife happy.

And, I look at it as you can't take the money with you OR I'm spending my child's inheritance.. what ever works.

BTW, born mid April 2017

Didn't know they where still making the DA/SA version. I have one too. Its awesome but heavy and only 8 rounds

Got the same version.. less the nite sights.  I like a heavy gun for shooting 10mm, just feels right to me. 
I have no complaints with my Sig but for some reason its the last of my 10mm's I grab when going out to shoot.
But seeing yours I think I will dig it out and take it along this weekend!

Quote from: sstewart on May 10 2017 10:47:07 PM MDT
Didn't know they where still making the DA/SA version. I have one too. Its awesome but heavy and only 8 rounds

They have , IIRR, only 3 models... 1 in DA/SA and the other two as SA only.

Never say no to presents! My Glock 29SF was a Christmas present from my wife. So I got her a Glock 43 for our anniversary.

My dad had one of these. I would be very tempted for a 227 model.

There have been rumors from the first day of release the a double stack would maybe come out... but nothing yet.

But , i guess the wife will have to buy me another present if that happens   

I wish the SIG 320 would come in 10mm

Ha ha ha ha I thought sig had come out with a 220 grain bullet for their ammo line ha ha Ha ha ha

Range report...

Shot this morning about 250 rounds , not one failure of any kind. 
The only very little minor complaint was the brass putting little scuff marks at the rear of ejection port. ( brass holding on and hitting back a bit, common )

I tried every brand I had , 50 box of D T hunter- nosler,  Remington (weak ) fmj,  Sig's nice  fmj, and 100 reloads of Xtreme plated ... all 180 heads.

Once I got use to the sights, which required direct aim ( instead of like lollipop ), did a slow 5 shot round, inside the 5 inch circle at 50ft.  ( gun more than likely does better, but that's good for me )

Will say the extra weight helps the gun...thought my hand would be pounded, but not.

All cases came out to 426.5-427.5 when mic'ed so it's going to be easier reloading ( compared to glock at .431-.433 )

DA pull is a bit long and needs work, it's like a bit scratchy. SA is good , small take up but breaks clean.

G20 has lost it's top place in 10mm to me

Thanks for the range report.  Looks like another solid gun.

If you want you G20 to gain back some "shine", carry the P220 for a few days.

Too true. Love the 220-10mm, but it gets heavy fast.