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Sig replaced the barrel and compensator and no issues since then. No doubt a defect of some kind in one or both of those components. Repairs were quick and hassle-free. Other than that, no issues with the pistol or magazines, through 2500+ rounds at this point.
Hello All, I just purchased an Sig Flux Legion and would like to install the same upgrades I have on my Full size P320 X-Five Legion. Since this uses the same slide and FCU I should be able to drop in a Grayguns comp trigger kit with a fat stainless guide rod and have no issues right...
The P211 used the Sig Pro/DPP cut with the addition of the Sig-loc relief cuts. Any DPP footprint optic will mount directly to the slide without an adapter plate. RMSc and RMR optics generally will need a plate with shims on the front/back for max support.
The P228 - Factoids, Opinions & Comments, plus the... - SIG Talk
Last night I finally picked up my coveted Sig Sauer 1911 Nightmare Carry that's been on my wish list for a while. It was born in 2013. I got the original box (one of the sliding locks was missing) and all the paperwork, including the two 8-round mags. Best of all, the SIGLITE night sights still...
- Electroless Nickel: Electroless nickel was available on a number of Sig Sauer pistols. It was originally done by Klein plating in Erie, PA. The first guns were the stamped carbon steel slide P-series guns made in Germany/W. Germany. These pistols were sent to the Klein factory as fully finished blued guns (see #1 above). Their current finishes were stripped and electroless nickel was ...