Norinco P226 Style 9mm

[mrsmitty]

no complaints on the accuracy of mine either , those hard plastic grips are nothing to write home about tho

Can u change them out for sig grips?

[sprayfoam]

Which one's the cheapest?

[Andrewvvvd]

Yeah I had the same experience, I preferred the norinco, especially when you consider the price difference

Absolutely agree.. just like compare a Toyota Corolla with a Mercedes A class.. budget allow then go for A class else Corolla is not that bad.. just my thought..

[peacemaker56]

Can u change them out for sig grips?

put a houge 226 grip on , fit perfect

[reefer]

And you can put the Sig SRT kits in them. Did that with my NP34 with great results.

[Rippo]

Looks like they fell out of the CNC mill into a pile, then straight on to assembly bench.
And a few benches later into the Wax paper for shipping.
Hmm; HD black gas pipe quality.

[John Rambo]

Of all the guns in the last decade the NP22 is, without a doubt, one of them.
Norinco did a job making them. They fit in an adult human hand and will fire projectiles in the direction it is pointed at when its operator applies a certain rearward pressure on the trigger.
In conclusion, the NP22 is one of the choices you have if you want to detonate ammunition cartridges.

[patjohnw]

I’ve had two of these they always go bang . They feel like a SIG . They generally have tooling marks here or there . They like aftermarket grips . You can have an Sig or 4 of these for hungry hands and ammo . My advice buy four and a SIG .

[cycoblade]

Could not find these pre freeze announcement at the listed $399. Freeze gets announced and everyone has them for $5-600. Disappointing but not at all surprising.

Update: just saw one listed for $649. Lol

Well Switzer just sold a Norinco 1911 for $1200. To think I paid $500 for mine and it came with 1000 rounds.

[Grizzlypeg]

I like mine. Eats all ammo, except steel case. Put on hogue grips. Tried the Sig SRT parts, but they don't function properly in my gun.