iamcanadianeh
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
Fitted new G10's and magwell to my X5 Allround tonight.
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Very nice! That looks sharp!
Best looking handgun!! pics!
- Thread starter jordanmalmal
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Very nice! That looks sharp!
- Location
- West Quebec
Smith & Wesson Model 41, with Clark barrel and Trijicon RMR red dot.
This is my favorite pistol..of all time and I shoot one similar most often
iamcanadianeh
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
I definitely do! That turned out really nice. I really like that grip and magwell combo
that's a slick 1911. I like that style of trigger and hammer on the black gun
I decided to buy my dream gun on dec 25th (aka Christmas day!). It's still backordered, so hopefully it will be on it's way soon. I hope I don't die today or tomorrow - before I get a chance to fire it!
It's the Sig Sauer P226 Equinox in .40 S&W
I have fired quite a few different sig pistols, but have never owned one. I found them very easy to shoot and the quality was excellent.
There are so many different models, so it was difficult deciding which to get.
I have always loved the equinox since the first time I saw that style.
Mine will come with the wood grips. I might keep those, or change them to the E2 grips. I'll decide when I receive the pistol.
What I really like, but haven't seen here in Canada is the equinox with the dark wood grips. Like this:
It's the Sig Sauer P226 Equinox in .40 S&W
I have fired quite a few different sig pistols, but have never owned one. I found them very easy to shoot and the quality was excellent.
There are so many different models, so it was difficult deciding which to get.
I have always loved the equinox since the first time I saw that style.
Mine will come with the wood grips. I might keep those, or change them to the E2 grips. I'll decide when I receive the pistol.
What I really like, but haven't seen here in Canada is the equinox with the dark wood grips. Like this:
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Very nice. I prefer the factory (or even better, Nill) wood grips over the E2s by a large margin. I have average hands and while the E2s made that 1st double action pull easier to reach they were not as comfortable for me. I'm likely in the minority, but try the E2s on another gun before springing for them as they are over a 100 these days.
I have a Sig P220 Equinox and love it. (Page 39) The wood grips are beautiful but both me and the previous owner found them too slippery. I changed them out for Houge wraparound grips with the finger grooves and my groupings definitely improved. The Hogues also absorb some recoil, making me flinch less.
On Ebay! A guy builds them with local wood in Thailand, if not mistaken. The fit is perfect and I paid $30. It's a nice, hard wood, well suited for the purpose. Don't ask me what type of wood it is though.. I forgot because I'd never heard of it before.
