I have the SIG P250 Compact 9mm, along with a caliber conversion kit for 357 SIG, and I also place my thumb on the hammer when holstering to give early warning of a possible snag, which hasn't happened yet. I'm very aware of shirt-tails and/or folds in my shirt that might get caught in the trigger guard. A couple of lady friends that have used revolvers love the smooth DAO trigger on my P250, and love the size and weight. One lady got 100% on her LTC shooting test with a Glock 19, but likes my P250 better.
I also have a SIG P320 Subcompact 9mm that I dearly love, but I take extra care when holstering, because there is no manual safety, other than the long trigger pull on the striker. I've owned many other all-steel SIG pistols. My favorite steel SIG was the P239. In fact, I was drooling over three of those in a gun shop yesterday. Yes, I have SIG fever.
