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Have you ever loved a gun but just couldn't shoot it worth a darn?
- Thread starter David the Gnome
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IF this is your only Sig, let me just say there is a learning curve to the trigger. I have gone throught the same thing with mine. Had to put it on a sand bag to prove to myself that it was me and not the gun. Things got better after that. Seems that some people have problems with Sigs and others can do great with them from the get-go. I know that if you are (were) a Glock person, the grip angle itself will throw you off. Just practice, practice, and practice with the trigger to make sure you are not jerking it. It will pay off. I know for a fact that my Sigs are more accurate than I can be at this time. Good luck.
Oh, I do not have any issue with my P220 SAO however, just goes to show that the trigger on a Sig does have a learing curve.
Oh, I do not have any issue with my P220 SAO however, just goes to show that the trigger on a Sig does have a learing curve.
David the Gnome
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Yeah, I currently own 5 SIGs, the P226 is the only one I can't do any good with. I can't figure out what it is about it but I've never had any problems with any of the others. I guess the P226 just isn't a good fit for me.
Shadi Khalil
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David,
You would think that the largest of the P-series would be the easiest to shoot. Maybe there is something wrong with the gun, considering you own 5 others and have no problems. Has anyone else shot this thing? I would woods key someone else shoot it then go from there.
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You would think that the largest of the P-series would be the easiest to shoot. Maybe there is something wrong with the gun, considering you own 5 others and have no problems. Has anyone else shot this thing? I would woods key someone else shoot it then go from there.
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sigcurious
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Not sure if the older german models will accept the E2 grips, but that might help. I think top gun supply has them.
The p226 was on the top of my list to get, then to my dismay, I couldn't shoot it as consistently as other pistols I was trying. Went ahead and got one with the new E2 grips, no more consistency problems. Another consideration would be to try the slimmer trigger, not the SRT package, http://www.sigsauer.com/SigStore/sig-sauer-black-short-trigger-91.aspx
The p226 was on the top of my list to get, then to my dismay, I couldn't shoot it as consistently as other pistols I was trying. Went ahead and got one with the new E2 grips, no more consistency problems. Another consideration would be to try the slimmer trigger, not the SRT package, http://www.sigsauer.com/SigStore/sig-sauer-black-short-trigger-91.aspx
If I somehow live long enough, . . . I'm going to become proficient with my Ruger Super Blackhawk.
It is the 4th gun I've had in the caliber, . . . have never gotten where I want with any of them.
Same with my one .45LC, . . . but my 1911's seem to be much easier to shoot more accurately.
Actually, . . . might invest in a 10mm, . . . would love to shoot one some day.
May God bless,
Dwight
It is the 4th gun I've had in the caliber, . . . have never gotten where I want with any of them.
Same with my one .45LC, . . . but my 1911's seem to be much easier to shoot more accurately.
Actually, . . . might invest in a 10mm, . . . would love to shoot one some day.
May God bless,
Dwight