I have a May 2009 build SCM (NJ compliant version). My first few trips to the range, shooting with iron sights, 100 yards were great for the first 10 rounds - good groupings. I was happy with the accuracy. On subsequent mags (rd of 10), the accuracy kept degrading until the 3rd set I couldn't hit an 8 inch target. I called Sig, sent the rifle back, they replaced the barrel and now it shoots great no matter how many rounds I put thru it. Is it the most accurate rifle I have - no (my Browning A-bolt is) but I'm happy with the accuracy, dependability, and lack of recoil.
Obviously, ultimately it's your decision on what to do, but from my perspective, it's about managing expectations. Sigs are expensive and one expects high quality, dependability, and accuracy. Now that my rifle's issue is resolved, I'm satisfied.
Obviously, ultimately it's your decision on what to do, but from my perspective, it's about managing expectations. Sigs are expensive and one expects high quality, dependability, and accuracy. Now that my rifle's issue is resolved, I'm satisfied.