Just delivered today, a 30.6 oz, 7.7 inch SIG 226 in .357 SIG. Threw on a Steamlight TLR-1 and replaced the guide rod with one from Buffer Tech and she's perfect! This is my first SIG, my dad owns several, but this baby's mine!
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Thanks for fixing the photo for me Commando, I couldn't get it to work right.

In case you guys were interested, I bought it from CDNN. I payed $649.99 and they shipped it that day, I got it three business days later. With gun, extra hi-cap mag, and shipping, total came out to be $689.98. Not bad for a new Sig 226. I'm heading to the range so I'll leave a report on how she shoots later on.

OMFG!!!!!! I just it to the range and this is the best gun I have ever shot. It was sooo accurate, sooo comfortable to hold, and it made more of a flash and blast than my Dad and his 220 ST he was shooting next to me. The first mag I shot though it at 15 yds. made every round into the bulls-eye! I have shot SIG's, Glock's, H&K's, S&W's, Walther's, COLT's, etc. and I have never shot a gun that was this natural to shoot the first time. I used to think I'd never shoot anything other than my S&W 4046, but this gun has changed my mind. I'm in love.

I love my CPO p226 so much I just bought a p220.  Wait 'till you get your hands on one of those bad boys.

Quoted: I love my CPO p226 so much I just bought a p220.  Wait 'till you get your hands on one of those bad boys.

You speak the true word!

I cannot say enough good things about my 220

That was pretty much my reaction the first time I shot my P229 in .357.  Badass round.  Get a .40 barrel as well, its cheaper to shoot, and Sigs shoot .40 soooo nice.