Remington R51

[Cheapshooter]

I have a few SIG pistols. I reviewed the manuals on the models 220, 227, 226 and TTT (1911) and find no reference to any of them requiring a "break-in" or even recommending one.

That came from a misfortunate person that was having a lot of trouble with a new Sig. That is what their CS told him. Before they would take it for warrantee repair he needed to shoot 600 rounds to break it in.

Sig Sauer says "600 rounds to break in my gun"

I bought a Sig Sauer p232 and all it's done is jam, jam, jam.

After changing ammo, checking the mags, the jamming continued. At any rate I called Sig Sauer and got a 'Gun Tech' who told me that particular model needed 600 rounds through it just to break in. So now I have $750 in a pistol, and have to spend $240 more in ammo, plus $100 in range fees.

Anyone ever hear of 600 rounds to break a gun in?

I have read, and heard the same from others.