No, @deo62 doesn’t have one any more but he’s still a cool kid.
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The "Sig"ness- vol 1.
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Excuse me sir but that silver one is in the wrong thread, please remove it from the picture - AND GO WASH YOUR HANDS!
SS
So order a Gray Guns trigger for the P320AXG. I have a Gray Guns trigger in another P320...so we are good to go there.
I read alot about the P226 Legion SAO trigger before buying it. Not really any surprise once I got it.
It is a very good SAO factory trigger but it has this bit of pre-travel that is, well, a little weird. Kinda feel likes a two stage trigger? After cleaning out some white factory grease that seem caked a little heavy, the total trigger weight is approximately 3 lbs 8 oz and very consistent from pull to pull. The pre-travel is about 1.5 pounds.
The break is more of a hilltop than a wall but it is consistent. Reset is excellent and second shot off the reset is good. If I was a fast shooter - it would be a fast runner. I am not so @T-DOGG can test this out.
I ordered an Armory Craft adjustable trigger. Not expecting a 1911 2 pound trigger but if the pre-travel is a little smoother/lighter and the break just a tad cleaner - it will be perfect. Yes, I am a trigger snob.
Any thoughts from the Sig-fessionals here?
I read alot about the P226 Legion SAO trigger before buying it. Not really any surprise once I got it.
It is a very good SAO factory trigger but it has this bit of pre-travel that is, well, a little weird. Kinda feel likes a two stage trigger? After cleaning out some white factory grease that seem caked a little heavy, the total trigger weight is approximately 3 lbs 8 oz and very consistent from pull to pull. The pre-travel is about 1.5 pounds.
The break is more of a hilltop than a wall but it is consistent. Reset is excellent and second shot off the reset is good. If I was a fast shooter - it would be a fast runner. I am not so @T-DOGG can test this out.
I ordered an Armory Craft adjustable trigger. Not expecting a 1911 2 pound trigger but if the pre-travel is a little smoother/lighter and the break just a tad cleaner - it will be perfect. Yes, I am a trigger snob.
Any thoughts from the Sig-fessionals here?
Ooooh i love W.german p series
I’ve stepped away from my 320’s but absolutely love my 229 and 226….. and my two money pits aka MCX Virtus in 300 and 5.56….
Too many range toys….. if it’s not something I’d grab when something goes sideways or carry ….
Thats funny, an M17 is what got me to put my 1978 Tysons Corner, Va 226 in retirement for daily carry.
Did you get your 40 barrel yet?
Yes I did thanks
I'm letting you do the research on yours so I can decide what I want to do with mine. My standard updates to my DA/SA Sigs are the Superstrut & spring, GG SRT if it doesn't have one and sights. I'm still trying to find a trigger that I like. I've put a couple GG hybrid triggers in and like the pull but not the shape.
NoWould it be ok if I brought CZs and 1911s? I don't own a sig.....
