Now IN ! Sig 226 Long Dust Cover (LDC) Now Shipping To Dealers!!

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Now Delivering to Dealers !!! Limited QTY's !!

We are excited to announce the new 226 LDC! Sig Germany has secured a limited quantity of this new pistol for us, which will be shipping late May/early June. Just in time for the summer shooting season! For you IPSC shooters, this model is already on the Production list.

Specs on this pistol:

• DA/SA Trigger SRT (new, shorter re-set)
• Adjustable Triggerstop
• Long Dust Cover
• Hand stippled legacy grips (not E2)
• Black PVD Coated
• 1913 Rail
• Skeletonized Hammer
• Hiviz Front Sight
• Adjustable Rear Sight

Please visit your dealer ASAP to place your order; the next shipment will not be until August/September.



Teaser pic form IWA this year:
 
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GunfighterAlpha said:
Not nearly enough weight to have the effect of a Shadow or the tanfo stock series. More aesthetics than anything else me think.
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How could that statement possibly have any weight (pun intended) having not seen or held this firearm? Both the firearms you mentioned are the exact same with a full length dust cover, how are they any different?
 
redddogg69 said:
How could that statement possibly have any weight (pun intended) having not seen or held this firearm? Both the firearms you mentioned are the exact same with a full length dust cover, how are they any different?
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The tanfos and CZ's are actually weighted up front. Thats part of their design being a SLIDE in FRAME design. minimal weight in the slide (moving parts) With most of the weight up front to mitigate recoil.

The Sig LDC, being a FRAME in SLIDE style firearm still maintains most of its mass in the moving parts while the dust cover is merely a little bit more of an alloy frame. Owning both a 226 and a tanfo stock 3, I can tell you that even if I tape a weight to the front of my Sig it will not preform on the level of a SLIDE in FRAME firearm. They are vastly superior for recoil mitigation.

Dont get me wrong, I love my 226, but they are a different breed entirely.
 
CZ85Combat said:
Canadian MSRP?
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Barring any more currency fluctuations, the CDN MSRP should be around $1775.

bfiles said:
Will they be doing a p229 version of it?
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Highly unlikely.

CraigNConnor said:
What's the advantage I don't get it ?
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BigDerp said:
Well, I just found my first pistol.
Wonder if there will be one in 10mm.
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9x19 and 9x21 only.

redddogg69 said:
Is there even a holster that will fit this?
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Yes; Sig produces a holster for this pistol. Probably safe to assume that Bladetech will as well, based on the expected popularity of this 226.

GunfighterAlpha said:
Not nearly enough weight to have the effect of a Shadow or the tanfo stock series. More aesthetics than anything else me think. Slide in frame design will always win in comparison to frame in slide for recoil management.
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A standard 226 weighs 2.125 LBS.
The CZ Shadow Target weighs 2.4 LBS
The 226 LDC weighs 2.71 LBS; the all steel frame makes up the extra weight.
 
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