hi, first of all llet me state that sig has left a very sour taste, let me explain.
My first p250 was jamming an estimated 10-12 times per 100 rounds, the jacket of the ammo seems to get stuck above the feed ramp at the entry of the barrel, also the round will get stuck at an angle into the barrel. I have field stripped and cleaned, lubed and maintained-these problems occured strait out of the box. I have used many brands of ammo with the same result. I have sent the firearm back for repair three time, first response was their gun smith looked at it and nothing was wrong, second time the extractor was replaced, and the third time I was given a replacement P250. Guess what?- same problems occuring with the brand new one. I have had many compentent marksman fire the weapon with the same results as me; making sure i wasnt the problem. Im not limp wristing it and it also happens when putting in a full mag and releasing the slide, or just racking the slide. I think this model is a lemon. If anyone with some insight please let me know

i have been trying to grt in touch with customer service manager diane, been one week now with no reply, have you had this problem with this model or heard of anyone else with similar problems. also i went to the range again today shoth 200 rounds with it-same resultd, very fustrating. on a good note my carry piece gloxk 26 fired beautifly with now problem, so atleast i still will be armed and fell confident carrying it. thanks

you shouldn't have any issues with the p229, thats what the feds use. sorry you had problems with your p250.

Citrusdog let me know. I am having terrible jamming issues also. Most of reloads and UMC ammo give me issues. The only thing that is consistent is expensive ammo which is too costly to use at the range.

What kind of jamb is the problem?

On my 40 the extractor needed replacing

CitrusDog and G1, any improvement? Reading these issues makes me reluctant to pick up the TWOSUM.

Most of you who are having jamming problems I believe its because of limp wristing when your shooting

Please search for my other posts detailing the jams I experienced. I have managed to not limp wrist a P226, P228 , and an SP2340 through a few thousand rounds. I was as methodical as I could be detailing the Fail to Feed issue. The P250SC has a fantastic trigger, accuracy, and grip angle. Prior to the extractor upgrade and trigger group upgrade, it jammed more frequently than was acceptable. After the upgrades, courtesy of SIG, problem solved.

If shooters are not limp wristing other pistols, this should not be happening with the P250. The only sort of shooter induced malfunction that I can see happening is short stroking the trigger before full reset. I've done it once during a close combat series of shots, but that's it.

I realize any firearm can malfunction, that's why I practice malfunction drills. After ruined practice sessions because they turn into troubleshooting sessions, it erodes confidence in the weapon. I was very close to selling this gun if SIG could not make it right.

-Mike

I just picked up my P250 compact in .40s&w and it runs like a dream. Only prep I did was clean out the factory lube and lube the contact points. The first 50 rounds were Winchester 165gr. FMJ and the pistol fired and cycled as intended. The next were Hornady TAP 155gr. HP and the same result. In my opinion the my P250 is smoother and more controllable then my Taurus .40 and is much more accurate. I don't know about the rest of the guys on this forum but I have "meathooks" for hands and I have no problem shooting without hitting the slide release that some guys complain about "resulting in jamming". Check your form and shoot the dogpiss out of the pistol. For those guys who worry about misfires etc. practice on a safe course with magazines loaded with live rounds and snapcaps. When your shooting and it doesn't go bang cycle the slide and keep going. May make the difference when it counts. Just switch up the placement of the snapcap so you don't anticipate the dead round and your on your way.