The "Sig"ness- vol 1.

[bjenkins]

I didn't know that changing to an E2 grip would change the trigger like that. I'll have to look into it for my M11-a1. You know if there are any after market grips for it?

With my M11-A1 I went back to the standard Sig trigger and put the E2 grips on it and it is one of my favorites, awesome shooter!

 

[bjenkins]

You are too far. I assume it was the full size da/sa

Yes it was the full size, Orien Arms in Jeffersonville is who has a couple.

 

[BE Mike]

Yes it was the full size, Orien Arms in Jeffersonville is who has a couple.

ESR Tactical had a good selection the other day. I bet they beat the prices at the "other place" across the street!

 

[Expat]

What are they pricing them at down there? DIdnt know if a big premium like a new model or like the other Legions already in stock.

 

[BE Mike]

What are they pricing them at down there? DIdnt know if a big premium like a new model or like the other Legions already in stock.

You can get the P320 Compact without night sights for a little under $500.00 (before tax) IIRC at ESR. There are a lot of different variations of the Sig P320 with different prices.

 

[Expat]

I was asking about the P220 Legions.

 

[bjenkins]

I was asking about the P220 Legions.

Premium about 1,200?

 

[BE Mike]

I was asking about the P220 Legions.

Sorry, I have P320's on my brain.

 

[repeter1977]

With my M11-A1 I went back to the standard Sig trigger and put the E2 grips on it and it is one of my favorites, awesome shooter!

Sounds like a great plan. I love my P228 trigger, but my M11-a1, I don't like the SRT on it. Single action is pretty good, but double action is long and heavy. Looking at videos, changing to the E2 didn't look super difficult, granted everything looks easy watching. Granted I actually like the regular grip size so I can swap and put on laser grips. Decisions decisions. I guess I'll shoot it a lot more until a decision comes to me.

 

[bjenkins]

Sounds like a great plan. I love my P228 trigger, but my M11-a1, I don't like the SRT on it. Single action is pretty good, but double action is long and heavy. Looking at videos, changing to the E2 didn't look super difficult, granted everything looks easy watching. Granted I actually like the regular grip size so I can swap and put on laser grips. Decisions decisions. I guess I'll shoot it a lot more until a decision comes to me.

The E-2 grips smooth out the D/A a bunch and the standard trigger to me is sweet!

 

[Dean C.]

I will just leave this right here

 

[aturk]

Has anyone sent their Sig(s) to Robert Burke? I have a new P320-X5 and the trigger is not up to my standards. It's either going to him or Gray Guns, but he's had much better communication than Gray Guns and better turnaround as well it seems like. A little cheaper as well.

$900 Sig
$300 trigger job
$300 competition belt, holster, mag pouches
$300 in extras (tungsten guide rod, 1911 spring, grip tape, mag base pads, new followers)
$3xx in Romeo 1 optic

One expensive piece of plastic

 

[shootersix]

Has anyone sent their Sig(s) to Robert Burke? I have a new P320-X5 and the trigger is not up to my standards. It's either going to him or Gray Guns, but he's had much better communication than Gray Guns and better turnaround as well it seems like. A little cheaper as well.

$900 Sig
$300 trigger job
$300 competition belt, holster, mag pouches
$300 in extras (tungsten guide rod, 1911 spring, grip tape, mag base pads, new followers)
$3xx in Romeo 1 optic

One expensive piece of plastic

buy once cry once! sure, they're more than one sig gunsmith in the world.....and more than one gun maker too...but if you chose the best gun (sig) they why not choose the best sig gunsmith?

that's like buying a Ferrari and having pep boys do your tune ups!

 

[Expat]

I have read good comments on Burke at one of the Sig forums.

 

[aturk]

buy once cry once! sure, they're more than one sig gunsmith in the world.....and more than one gun maker too...but if you chose the best gun (sig) they why not choose the best sig gunsmith?

that's like buying a Ferrari and having pep boys do your tune ups!

I have read good comments on Burke at one of the Sig forums.

I haven't really read anything bad about either. But the fact I could reach Burke personally via email and have under an hour to reply to each question - that counts for a lot.

He says he can get the trigger down to about 3.5 lbs, which is a little lower than GG at 4lbs even. Not as low as I would like, but it has to do with Sig's design on the P320 striker assembly. The X5 is a fairly heavy gun, so even with a trigger that is heavier than I'm used to (my XDM I compete with is at 2.5lbs) the pull should feel about the same in comparison to the gun weight.

 

[shootersix]

I haven't really read anything bad about either. But the fact I could reach Burke personally via email and have under an hour to reply to each question - that counts for a lot.

He says he can get the trigger down to about 3.5 lbs, which is a little lower than GG at 4lbs even. Not as low as I would like, but it has to do with Sig's design on the P320 striker assembly. The X5 is a fairly heavy gun, so even with a trigger that is heavier than I'm used to (my XDM I compete with is at 2.5lbs) the pull should feel about the same in comparison to the gun weight.

I bet gg is giving the benefit of the doubt on the trigger, I got 4.3 #'s with just the pelt trigger and spring, I bet with the full celt treatment the #'s will be a lot less than 4

 

[Expat]

I see Midwest has Sigs 10% off this week... I so hope a 220 Legion pops up...

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I see Midwest has Sigs 10% off this week... I so hope a 220 Legion pops up...

Oh come on, moneybags...you're going to let $150 get between you a gun you've drooling over for months now?!?!

 

[Expat]

Oh come on, moneybags...you're going to let $150 get between you a gun you've drooling over for months now?!?!

It would make an easier purchase....
Besides, I don't think one I really want is out yet, the Carry model.

 

[aturk]

I bet gg is giving the benefit of the doubt on the trigger, I got 4.3 #'s with just the pelt trigger and spring, I bet with the full celt treatment the #'s will be a lot less than 4

I think they are probably both giving themselves a little wiggle room. I've seen some lesser known gunsmiths get the P320 triggers down under 3lbs. (See here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BUSGYHalGxi/?taken-at=843035069)