Sig for prodution?

[mshotwell]

I'm thinking of trying something different (TO ME) in producation. What modifications can be done to a Sig P226?

Mostly concerned about trigger pull.

Thanks

[jpsac2003]

Bruce Gray. www.Grayguns.com.

[HuskySig]

I would like to second Bruce Gray's work. I have two P226s that he's setup for competition purposes. Both have shortened resets. Bruce's reset is as short, if not shorter than SiGARMS' SRT they are now producing. In addition to being shorter, Bruce's reset doesn't disable the firing pin safety between each shot like the SRT does. Bruce also does a feed and reliablity package. As far as the trigger pull weights go, I'd say the DA is roughly 7 lbs and the SA is roughly 4 lbs.

mattk

[bufit323]

I'd say the DA is roughly 7 lbs and the SA is roughly 4 lbs.

Another vote for Bruce, he is the Best (and a hell of a good guy.) He set my 226ST trigger aroun 5lbs DA and around 2.5 SA.

[rack&roll]

I use a P-226 Elite and love it! It has the SRT, and a beavertail, and is all stainless. The heavy weight of all-steel makes shooting WWB 9mm feel like I'm shooting a .22! Bladetech holster, mag pouches, CR Speed belt=great production setup.

Larry

[DougCarden]

Mike, PM me your address and I will send you my Wolff reduced power mainspring kit......didnt use them. I am also a Sig Armorer if you need any parts as well.......

Doug Carden