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Sig Sauer P226 LDC.
- Thread starter manta49
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Sure, the 226 is a classic ...and a solid gun. Here is a pair of all stainless I have, one in .40 S&W and one in 9mm....
And a 226 X Five, L1 model with the adjustable trigger ...in .40 S&W
https://thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=81151&d=1336164085
https://thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=86634&d=1359744729
And a 226 X Five, L1 model with the adjustable trigger ...in .40 S&W
https://thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=81151&d=1336164085
https://thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=86634&d=1359744729
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The only P226 I have is a West German-marked folded-steel slide P226 made in 1991. I got it on the surplus market and it was supposedly an Israeli law enforcement or prison guard pistol. Judging by the looks when I got it, it has some stories to tell, but it was clearly well-maintained.
It's a suberb pistol for what it is. Big, well-made, relatively simple, and very easy to shoot accurately. The old-school SIG "contrast sights" (dot-the-i style) make hitting the target a breeze.
I wouldn't call the trigger great.
Like all other DA/SA P-220-series pistols I've shot, the DA pull is long and heavy (as it should be), and the single-action pull is a little mushy and indistinct. Regardless, the pistol is accurate, so the ends justify the means.
I get that the LDC is more of a target/sporting style pistol, so maybe it has a better trigger feel.
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It's a suberb pistol for what it is. Big, well-made, relatively simple, and very easy to shoot accurately. The old-school SIG "contrast sights" (dot-the-i style) make hitting the target a breeze.
great trigger
I wouldn't call the trigger great.
Like all other DA/SA P-220-series pistols I've shot, the DA pull is long and heavy (as it should be), and the single-action pull is a little mushy and indistinct. Regardless, the pistol is accurate, so the ends justify the means.
I get that the LDC is more of a target/sporting style pistol, so maybe it has a better trigger feel.
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I wouldn't call the trigger great.
Its not the standard trigger.
Adjustable trigger stop
Mastershop trigger and action package.
-New shorter SRT approx 1.2mm.
Sure, the 226 is a classic ...and a solid gun. Here is a pair of all stainless I have, one in .40 S&W and one in 9mm....
And a 226 X Five, L1 model with the adjustable trigger ...in .40 S&W
Nice.