63,400 rounds. And still going. :big_boss:Quote:
Originally Posted by DanjojoUSMC
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63,400 rounds. And still going. :big_boss:Quote:
Originally Posted by DanjojoUSMC
Great! That makes me want to buy one more than any magazine article or advertisement, even if there is a pretty girl in the ad.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by whitecoyote
My P226 NSW Navy is one of my favorite pistols and it is one that will never be sold. A lot of SiG's have come and gone but this one is a keeper. Damn thing is spooky accurate. I shoot the thing and then look around to see if someone else made the shot.
Still chugging along???
Yes, "still chugging along". :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Racklover
64,000 rounds and still going strong. Have not fired it recently, but will soon. ;)
After seeing the pics of your rails I am going to switch back over to a thicker gun oil from the grease I am using now. I have a p229 dark elite that I bought in 2011 that was made in May 2010. After close to 2000 rounds it still functions perfect. I have no idea where people are coming up with the "old sigs work while newer ones dont". Id venture to say they have never owned one and believe everything they read on the internet.
Nice 226!
I live my p226 mk25. Frikin tack driver. I am going to go to hogue g10 grips though. I put e2 on and now I hit the slide release alot easier. They also have a different feel at the back when I grip them, almost as if I can not get a high hold? But I love seeing some Sig attention. As poster above said good to see actual users proving newer Sigs run.
Its almost been a year since the last update. Curious to hear how its holding up.
Sorry, I've been busy with other things. Have not shot it lately.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blindeye_03
Will be subscribing and waiting patiently :).