Sig sauer ssg3000 information

[Wild Geese 1]

I was wondering if there are possibly others like myself that either owns, or thinking about buying a SIG SAUER SSG3000 that might like to know more about it. Please if you have anything that could possibly help any owners, or possible owners please share. Like barrels, stocks, how they shoot, the trigger, or just anything that could be shared.

 

[strike33]

Search:
http://www.snipershide.com/shooting...n-rifles/194905-sig-ssg-3000-patrol-18-a.html
http://www.snipershide.com/shooting...r-ssg-3000-full-write-up-myths-clarified.html

 

[2680fps]

Had one loved it. Trigger was OK, not great and was difficult to find someone to work on to make it fit me. Fit and finish was top notch. Tight lockup, smooth action and comfortable. Solid shooter, easily could outshoot me. I could hold it to a .75" MOA.

Sold it as I wasn't able to get the flash suppressor off to mount my can. Magazines were retarded expensive and couldn't find any parts for the rifle. Didn't need them, but what if?

Good rifle, if you are happy with the way it fits/works out of the box it'll be a good rifle for you. If you want to work on it, probably not so much.

 

[Silverjay]

Just picked one up last week. Love it. It shoots very well, only shot two 100 yd groups but you could cover the 5 rounds with a quarter. Not many aftermarket options, but I don't see any I need right now.

 

[Wild Geese 1]

Search:
http://www.snipershide.com/shooting...n-rifles/194905-sig-ssg-3000-patrol-18-a.html
http://www.snipershide.com/shooting...r-ssg-3000-full-write-up-myths-clarified.html

Thank you for the links, I am hoping for possible new information to go along with the old since there are more of the SSG3000s now in the publics hands, possibly information about contacts people might have made lately concerning after market stocks, barrels etc.