Sig E2 grip kit

[carmonkey]

After some emails around, none of the Sponsors have any E2 grip kits Currently in stock. Does anyone know a place in BC or online in Canada that has the grips in stock?? If not, can I order a set from the states to a PO box and bring them up myself without an export permit?? I can get them shipped in from the states, but the shipping is more then the the grips.

Thanks

 

[Hit 'r Miss]

Try Calgary Shooting Center. I picked up the kit there myself. Definitely worth the swap.

 

[carmonkey]

They where the first I contacted about 2 weeks ago. Unfortunately they have nothing in stock.

 

[SlimTim]

I bought a set from Questar about a year ago. I dont see them on their site right now but Im sure they can order them for you, they are the biggest Sig importer in Canada to my knowledge. I've ordered non stocked parts from them before and got them in a decent time frame.

 

[carmonkey]

I bought a set from Questar about a year ago. I dont see them on their site right now but Im sure they can order them for you, they are the biggest Sig importer in Canada to my knowledge. I've ordered non stocked parts from them before and got them in a decent time frame.

Just emailed them. Here's hoping they can get some in.

 

[SlimTim]

I purchased from them quite a few times when I had a Sig, great to deal with and always got me what I needed. Unless the E2 kits are back ordered right from Sig I doubt they will have much problem getting you one. As an aside, the kit makes a HUGE difference in the way the gun feels, one of the best upgrades I've done to any pistol I've ever owned.

 

[st1264]

Those with small hands will love the E2, I have an Elite with E2, think my next purchase will be a 226 with the base grips and night sights. I like both grips equally, but I don't have small hands. If these have to be ordered, expect to wait months, not weeks. Can't keep anything in stock in the USA, let alone here (secondary market).

 

[dan belisle]

I tried a 226 in 357 Sig with the E2 grips last time I was in IL (Dec). Great grips. Makes a double stack pistol comfortable for small hands. Combine that with a short trigger and you would have a duty pistol that would fit most womens' hands very well, I think. - dan

 

[carmonkey]

This morning I got this message back from Questar:

Currently all the parts we can offer from SIG are shown on our website;

https://shopquestar.com/shopping65/shopdisplaycategories.asp?id=128&cat=Part
s+From+SIG

Since the E2 grips weren't on the site, I'm guessing they can't get them in

 

[Sarge_DL]

I'm looking for a set as well. I'm thinking about ordering them off some american web site. I haven't looked into it to hard just yet. If you find some up here, please post the location in this thread. Thanks.