oops i did it again!
- Thread starter v-king
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yeah, it looks pretty good. They said 500 rds or so. It sat at the store for the last few months. Wanstalls still has one more that's German made for a couple bucks more, but this one was in a little bit of a better shape. Idk if I made the right choice, most seem to prefer the German over USA.
I bought to brand new guns and will never do it again, used is the way to go! Bought 3 used guns so far and I had a hard time telling they were used. Couple hundred rounds is nothing for a good quality firearm and you can buy more ammo with what you saved.
Pistolwhiptricks
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Mississauga
Very Nice! Congrats! I don't think I could ever sell my P226. You should install the SRT kit. You will be amazed at the trigger reset. It resets sooner than my CZ Shadow.
Thanks will do. I just got back from the range, 150 rds without issues but I wasn't that impressed with the trigger. It seamed pretty long in SA. I also noticed a little bit of a slide rattle. Is that normal on a p226?
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I took it to the range again. Fired 150 rds with one ftf. Its defiantly a learning curve with this gun. The aim is low and the trigger takes some getting used to. This gun doesn't feel natural in my hand like the XD9 or 92FS. I'd say that for me, its more difficult to shoot then the others. However I'm not that +experienced.
This is 18 hits out of 20 rds fired at 50'
This is 18 hits out of 20 rds fired at 50'
love my P226
no slide rattle
it doesn't shoot low, left or right....it's you. not trying to be a ####...the likelihood of the gun being the problem is magnitudes of order less than the problem being the operator. Probably just need time to find your grip on this particular pistol and find the right sight picture for you.
If you have med-large size hands then try adjusting your grip..if you have med-small size hands the E2 grip is a nice option. The SRT is so good that I think it's a shame that Sig doesn't provide it standard on all their consumer pistols.
no slide rattle
it doesn't shoot low, left or right....it's you. not trying to be a ####...the likelihood of the gun being the problem is magnitudes of order less than the problem being the operator. Probably just need time to find your grip on this particular pistol and find the right sight picture for you.
If you have med-large size hands then try adjusting your grip..if you have med-small size hands the E2 grip is a nice option. The SRT is so good that I think it's a shame that Sig doesn't provide it standard on all their consumer pistols.
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Chip Chipperson
Regular
- Location
- Calgary Area
God dammit, looks like I will be buying a Sig. lo
Pistolwhiptricks
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Mississauga
No slide rattle on my P226 either. I have to agree with Vermintrex. It's probably you and not the gun. Use a 6 o'clock hold and concentrate on the basic's. Then you'll see what the Sig can do.
