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Posted: 12/4/2014 12:09:21 AM EDT
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I bought a threaded barrel for my P6 so I could use my EVO 9 on it and it fixed the HP problem. 
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P6 is German police surplus with a very heavy DA pull. Wolff springs are available. I have the P225, Swiss version. Trigger pull is normal and barrel handles HP ammo. I bought a threaded barrel for my P6 so I could use my EVO 9 on it and it fixed the HP problem.
No suppressors for us...yet. Just got CCW. SBRs available if you have C&R. Ours regs suk, but better than CA, NY, NJ, MA, CT. |
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Posted: 12/4/2014 12:50:10 AM EDT
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No suppressors for us...yet. Just got CCW. SBRs available if you have C&R. Ours regs suk, but better than CA, NY, NJ, MA, CT. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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P6 is German police surplus with a very heavy DA pull. Wolff springs are available. I have the P225, Swiss version. Trigger pull is normal and barrel handles HP ammo. I bought a threaded barrel for my P6 so I could use my EVO 9 on it and it fixed the HP problem.
No suppressors for us...yet. Just got CCW. SBRs available if you have C&R. Ours regs suk, but better than CA, NY, NJ, MA, CT. A plain unthreaded barrel should cure your HP problem. EKG-Firedragon is where I got mine and they make a non-threaded barrel for it: http://www.efkfiredragon.com/sig-sauer-p225-9mm2.html It says P225 but it works great in a P6. |
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Posted: 1/29/2015 12:13:47 PM EDT
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I just wanted to say that this thread has been helpful to me trying to figure out all the Sig models.
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Posted: 1/30/2015 8:19:43 AM EDT
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I just wanted to say that this thread has been helpful to me trying to figure out all the Sig models. Me too. I appreciated all the info and it was pretty well put together. I ended up going with a 226 (as most suggested early on), and decided I did not need the tac-ops for 400$ more. It was the right choice for me and I love every thing about it. |
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Posted: 1/30/2015 11:53:21 AM EDT
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Nice update. I am debating 320 vs. 226 SAO. Price difference being the biggest hurdle.
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Posted: 1/30/2015 9:03:01 PM EDT
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Me too. I appreciated all the info and it was pretty well put together. I ended up going with a 226 (as most suggested early on), and decided I did not need the tac-ops for 400$ more. It was the right choice for me and I love every thing about it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I just wanted to say that this thread has been helpful to me trying to figure out all the Sig models. Me too. I appreciated all the info and it was pretty well put together. I ended up going with a 226 (as most suggested early on), and decided I did not need the tac-ops for 400$ more. It was the right choice for me and I love every thing about it. Fantastic choice! My first was a P229 E2 in 9 MM. That was a couple of years ago now. It's my favorite all around pistol, and I do have several other manufacturers in my safe. However, I go to my P229 for training classes of all sorts and it's my favorite to shoot. I plan to buy it a big sister this year, a P226R. It's a disease, I tell you, and should be recognized as such so that I can get financial help to feed it. 
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Posted: 2/2/2015 12:49:14 AM EDT
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Fantastic choice! My first was a P229 E2 in 9 MM. That was a couple of years ago now. It's my favorite all around pistol, and I do have several other manufacturers in my safe. However, I go to my P229 for training classes of all sorts and it's my favorite to shoot. I plan to buy it a big sister this year, a P226R. It's a disease, I tell you, and should be recognized as such so that I can get financial help to feed it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I just wanted to say that this thread has been helpful to me trying to figure out all the Sig models. Me too. I appreciated all the info and it was pretty well put together. I ended up going with a 226 (as most suggested early on), and decided I did not need the tac-ops for 400$ more. It was the right choice for me and I love every thing about it. Fantastic choice! My first was a P229 E2 in 9 MM. That was a couple of years ago now. It's my favorite all around pistol, and I do have several other manufacturers in my safe. However, I go to my P229 for training classes of all sorts and it's my favorite to shoot. I plan to buy it a big sister this year, a P226R. It's a disease, I tell you, and should be recognized as such so that I can get financial help to feed it. No truer words have ever been spoken!! |
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Posted: 2/2/2015 1:27:07 PM EDT
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Wow, did not know it came with a safety. Not that I want one, just wasn't aware. I think the long DA first pull is plenty of safety.
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SigPro SP2022 (only currently produced Sigpro)- Service size polymer DA/SA in 9mm, .40, .357 Sig. Available with or without a slide mounted safety Wow, did not know it came with a safety. Not that I want one, just wasn't aware. I think the long DA first pull is plenty of safety.
That is one of the strong points of these pistols to me also. I will stick one in my pants,Mexican carry,with no concerns. But, my Glocks never get carried without a holster. I just got a second one,.40 cal, it will replace the G22 in the Jeep now. |
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