Tough time finding a P226r/P229r DAK, Can anyone help
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Winterkrieg
Regular
Have you tried Wolverine Supplies, Ellwood Epps, or Questar? They would probably be your best options. Ellwood Epps has a SIG 226R DAK .40S&W listed on their website right now (http://www.ellwoodepps.com/firearms_new_sigarms_1.htm).
chev_ranger
Regular
Thankyou, I went to their website and seen it. I am afraid that price is a little out of range for me, and I can almost understand why it costs that with the dual tone finish. However why are Double action Single Action Sigs less? Anyway, thankyou, I will look for a plain jane blued version and maybe in the comming months with the fluxation of the dollar it maybe more affordable.
Winterkrieg
Regular
I don't know why the DAK is more expensive. Even the MSRP for the SIG 226 DAK on the SIG website is less than the MSRP for the original SIG 226. Here's a Wolverine Supplies SIG price list: http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/webdox/pricelists/SIG Sauer Handguns April 2010 - Retail.pdf
You might be able to find a SIG DAK on the EE for less.
You might be able to find a SIG DAK on the EE for less.
DAK's seem to very rare up here. It's a great trigger system and everyone who I have let try mine have been won over. I have converted several pistols by just ordering the DAK parts when I couldn't find any for sale here.
The last pistol I purchased though was a 229 .40 which I ordered through Questar. It took a little longer to get here but it was worth the wait.
The last pistol I purchased though was a 229 .40 which I ordered through Questar. It took a little longer to get here but it was worth the wait.
I was looking for a 229R DAK. I contacted Wolverine and they said they didn't stock the DAK pistols but would order them on request. I think there was 2-4 months wait involved. I don't think it was any more expensive than the DA/SA.
Or you can order a DA/SA and convert it to DAK. I did this with a 220R. The only thing is you're paying extra for the parts (over and above the cost of the gun)
Or you can order a DA/SA and convert it to DAK. I did this with a 220R. The only thing is you're paying extra for the parts (over and above the cost of the gun)
