Sig 226 MK25 Range day

[Drifting Fate]

Imagine the money Sig would make with a SAO Legion P229...

Having just recently shot, fallen in lust with, and moved to the top of my "must have" list a P226 Legion SAO, I would say you are absolutely correct about about an SAO Legion P229 9mm. That would be fantastic.

[cistercian]

Having just recently shot, fallen in lust with, and moved to the top of my "must have" list a P226 Legion SAO, I would say you are absolutely correct about about an SAO Legion P229 9mm. That would be fantastic.

I hope you get it! It is absolutely fantastic. A 229 SAO would sell like crazy...but I like my pistols full size so I am pleased I scored it.

I thought the super glowing things I heard were hype...but they were not. The only ding I would give it is the sig rail, a standard rail for lights/lasers would be better.
But that's all. It is otherwise as much SAO as anybody could hope for.

[Sensei]

I'm very much waiting for the P220 SAO Legion to hit the market. Supposedly this year...

[cistercian]

I'm very much waiting for the P220 SAO Legion to hit the market. Supposedly this year...

It is supposed to ship in 30 to 90 days so soon.

[Sensei]

It is supposed to ship in 30 to 90 days so soon.

Cool. I hope the SAO P220 Legions are released at the same time as the SA/DA. I seem to recall that the SAO P226 release lagged behind its DA/SA sister, but I could be wrong in my memory.

[cistercian]

Cool. I hope the SAO P220 Legions are released at the same time as the SA/DA. I seem to recall that the SAO P226 release lagged behind its DA/SA sister, but I could be wrong in my memory.

I think your recollection is correct. The SAO appearance lagged...

[The_Watcher]

Imagine the money Sig would make with a SAO Legion P229...

A solid thought. Would give the new Wilson 9mm EDC a run for the money, especially at 1/3 the cost.



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[cistercian]

Since I posted last I got a Lyman digital trigger gauge. The MK25 measures 4.4 to 4.5 lbs or a tiny bit over spec.

The SAO Legion is 3lbs 1.8 oz. Practicing with the MK25 really makes the SAO feel like a match trigger...of course it really isn't.
But it is a wonderful combat sidearm. I am very happy with both of my Sigs. I am so glad I decided to dive in. They are excellent pistols.

[tacoops]

I am going to get a 226 but I'm not sure which model to get, I do know I want the srt. I got to shoot a 229 legion and the trigger was outstanding and the sights were nice too. Could I buy the standard 226 and install the srt and get the same trigger that's in the legion? Also I carry aiwb, do you guys have any concerns carrying one of these appendix not decocked?

[Sensei]

I am going to get a 226 but I'm not sure which model to get, I do know I want the srt. I got to shoot a 229 legion and the trigger was outstanding and the sights were nice too. Could I buy the standard 226 and install the srt and get the same trigger that's in the legion? Also I carry aiwb, do you guys have any concerns carrying one of these appendix not decocked?

I do not appendix carry, but the SAO P226 Legion in 9mm is among the finest production handguns on the market today.

EDT: I just noticed that you mentioned appendix carry while cocked. That is a horrible idea without a thumb safety. I's there ANY reputable instructors advocating this?