Buster,
The things I noticed and I did not want to be discourteous, was it was somewhat similar to a 1911, but just in a few aspects. The slide had serrations on the barrel, thumb safety was ambidextrous, she said she had to cock the pistol prior to firing as it was a single action trigger and it had some very good sights. I think they were tritium. Anyway they sure stood out. The grips were very fancy but I could see where they would be good in sweaty hands. She hand tiny hands and my hands although not large, have long fingers. I tried to hold it however it was kind of tricky getting my fingers around the butt of the pistol and having the front pad of my finger on the trigger. I think it would take quite a bit of practice to get comfortable with this pistol however anything can be overcome with practice. She was shooting at 15 feet and held the rounds in the torso style target. She said she had acquired the pistol just a couple of weeks ago. My pinky finger was open and not on the butt however she said she had a mag with a pinky extension. I will give her credit as she had a couple of rounds "hang up", she calmly laid the pistol down and had her boyfriend check and clear it for her. She was a very nice lady although her "boyfriend" was a bit brusque and was rapid firing his 9mm, and I mean he was burning ammo. His demeanor was such as I did not want to be a bother and just wished her a good day. I again say that the pistol although it may be very good was just a little too small for my hands. MHO! The Sig Sauer is NOT a cheap pistol to say the least. I scanned some prices and was very surprised!
Tommy