Sig sauer p220 sao
- Thread starter JOHNNY K.
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- Lower Mainland BC
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- Location
- Lower Mainland BC
Wolverine has two P220 SAO on their price list, but I have no idea about stock availb.
try and call Ryan and check with him
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/webdox/pricelists/SIG Sauer Handguns December 2010 - Retail.pdf
try and call Ryan and check with him
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/webdox/pricelists/SIG Sauer Handguns December 2010 - Retail.pdf
- Location
- California North
I had Justin at TSE looking into getting me one a couple of months ago. After a series of calls to suppliers etc. we came up with squat. You could always source a 220 and have the SAO trigger group installed by a Sig armorer.
I own a P220SAO and it is a great handgun. I initially bought this as a .22LR handgun and bought the .45ACP conversion slide and mags. I also changed out the grips to Hogue Xtreme G10 grips. They are slightly slimmer and feel great!
If you have illusions that this pistol will perform like a 1911, you will be disappointed. The P220SAO is thicker and the trigger pivots, so it feels much different from a 1911 trigger. There is some very light slack to take up on the initial trigger pull, and there is a slight take up of slack on subsequent trigger presses. The trigger breaks crisply... no mush. The trigger reset is longer than a 1911 and probably about as long (in distance, not feel) as a Glock trigger. Trigger press is closer to 5lbs. It would be nice if SIG offered this pistol with a thinner trigger...
The really nice function of the thumb safety is that it can placed on with the hammer down or cocked. If the hammer is down with the safety on, you can #### the hammer with the safety still on. You can also manipulate the slide with the safety on, a great feature.
Mine is very accurate and is a pleasure to shoot. Bought it from Questar.
Got luck and was able to buy a Milt Sparks Versa Max 2 holster.
Fits both P220 DA/SA and SAO with or without rails.
If you have illusions that this pistol will perform like a 1911, you will be disappointed. The P220SAO is thicker and the trigger pivots, so it feels much different from a 1911 trigger. There is some very light slack to take up on the initial trigger pull, and there is a slight take up of slack on subsequent trigger presses. The trigger breaks crisply... no mush. The trigger reset is longer than a 1911 and probably about as long (in distance, not feel) as a Glock trigger. Trigger press is closer to 5lbs. It would be nice if SIG offered this pistol with a thinner trigger...
The really nice function of the thumb safety is that it can placed on with the hammer down or cocked. If the hammer is down with the safety on, you can #### the hammer with the safety still on. You can also manipulate the slide with the safety on, a great feature.
Mine is very accurate and is a pleasure to shoot. Bought it from Questar.
Got luck and was able to buy a Milt Sparks Versa Max 2 holster.
Fits both P220 DA/SA and SAO with or without rails.
I currently own a Sig P220 Elite DA/ SA.
I really like the pistol. It is so reliable that I use it to shoot all the ammo my 1911's won't feed!
The quality is #1 in my opinion.
The SAO will be (I'm hoping) the pistol to replace all others.
Now... if I can only get my hands on one...
I really like the pistol. It is so reliable that I use it to shoot all the ammo my 1911's won't feed!
The quality is #1 in my opinion.
The SAO will be (I'm hoping) the pistol to replace all others.
Now... if I can only get my hands on one...
I know this post is pretty dated but I got my SAO from Wholesale Sports in Calgary. They special ordered it for me. I love it. It is an absolutely beautiful handgun. Balance, fit, finish, performance, accuracy are all exceptional...
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