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Thread: New SIG SAUER P226 XFIVE CLASSIC

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    Quote Originally Posted by One More Time View Post
    Made in the good ol USA now.
    That is not a good thing.
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    MY old 226 ALWAYS runs, even with sloppy reloads !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny Rico View Post
    That is not a good thing.
    Being made here at half of what it cost to get an imported DE model is not a bad thing.
    It looks like the slide is using the current production long extractor and not the internal or short extractor.
    Which will drive the purists nutz.

    I could swing a current production one at $2k.
    But with the DE ones going from $3,500 - $6,000, that's a lot of ramen for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Todd.K View Post
    When did the SAO Sigs come out?
    I have a SAO dated march of 2010 with a German frame, so at least that long for SIG SAO's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robbins290 View Post
    I have a SAO dated march of 2010 with a German frame, so at least that long for SIG SAO's.
    I have one as well, can confirm.

    Review for folks searching this thread for info on the XFive


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    Quote Originally Posted by One More Time View Post
    Being made here at half of what it cost to get an imported DE model is not a bad thing.
    It looks like the slide is using the current production long extractor and not the internal or short extractor.
    Which will drive the purists nutz.

    I could swing a current production one at $2k.
    But with the DE ones going from $3,500 - $6,000, that's a lot of ramen for me.
    A few months ago, I picked up a German-made P226S X5 Level 1 in .40S&W for $2600.





    Here are both.

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    I thought the Xfive SAO, like the ‘Tactical’ were out pre-2010. I thought I had one in 2008, but I’m getting fuzzy on dates. Great gun. A little to front heavy with a 5 inch barrel.
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    It's that simple.

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    Quote Originally Posted by One More Time View Post
    I could swing a current production one at $2k.
    But with the DE ones going from $3,500 - $6,000, that's a lot of ramen for me.
    This explains why I never noticed them before, I’m very much not in the high end pistol market and don’t pay attention to the details when I see numbers like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand View Post
    I thought the Xfive SAO, like the ‘Tactical’ were out pre-2010. I thought I had one in 2008, but I’m getting fuzzy on dates. Great gun. A little to front heavy with a 5 inch barrel.
    My P226S X5 Level 1 was made in 2013. From what I have read, that is the year the X Series was introduced.
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