Quick test for the P226 Legion SAO owners

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Bonin

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When you are aiming at your target, safety engaged and repeatedly trying to pull the trigger, do the safety levers on both sides of of the slide wobble from left to right?
 
Bonin said:
When you are aiming at your target, safety engaged and repeatedly trying to pull the trigger, do the safety levers on both sides of of the slide wobble from left to right?
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it is like asking if the toilet paper rolls over or under? who cares, how often do you press the trigger with the safety intentionally?
 
P0WERWAGON said:
it is like asking if the toilet paper rolls over or under? who cares, how often do you press the trigger with the safety intentionally?
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About as rarely as I happen to drop 1600$+ on a handgun, and that's why I expect it to be perfect. Some find comfort out of pimping their Sigs with nickel plated parts, I get mine from knowing it works properly when I need it to.
 
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Bonin said:
About as rarely as I happen to drop 1600$+ on a handgun, and that's why I expect it to be perfect. Some find comfort out of pimping their Sigs with nickel plated parts, I get mine from knowing it works properly when I need it to.
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I'm sorry I'm not trying to be rude, but if you are pulling the trigger with the safety engaged and the trigger is blocked and he safety is working as intended then what is the issue? The movement is probably caused by the safety blocking the trigger movement. I have not taken apart an SAO Sig but I've owned a few pistols that have had movement in the safety selectors when depressing the trigger while engaged.
 
TK-Hryciuk said:
I'm sorry I'm not trying to be rude, but if you are pulling the trigger with the safety engaged and the trigger is blocked and he safety is working as intended then what is the issue? The movement is probably caused by the safety blocking the trigger movement. I have not taken apart an SAO Sig but I've owned a few pistols that have had movement in the safety selectors when depressing the trigger while engaged.
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Thanks, that's actually helpful to know.
 
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