SIG SAUER 226-357-B - 2 MAGAZINES 1(10+2RND), 1(10RND)

UDE226-357-B1 - USED: EXCELLENT CONDITION - CALIBER: .357 SIG - ACTION TYPE: Semi-Auto - FRAME SIZE: Full-Size - FRAME FINISH : Hard Coat Anodized - FRAME MATERIAL : Alloy - SLIDE FINISH : Nitron - SLIDE MATERIAL : Stainless Steel - ACCESSORY RAIL : SIG Rail - TRIGGER : DA/SA - BARREL LENGTH : 4.4 in (112 mm) - OVERALL LENGTH : 7.7 in (196 mm) - OVERALL WIDTH : 1.5 in (38 mm) - HEIGHT : 5.5 in (140 mm) - WEIGHT :34 oz (964 g) - 34.4 oz (975 g) *** NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STATES *** Payment Options: THE PRICE IS A CASH PRICE - Cashier's Check OR U.S. Postal Money order! IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE A CREDIT CARD - Visa, Mastercard, Discover OR Amex, - THERE WILL BE A 3% credit card fee. NO INTERNATIONAL SALES OR SHIPPING. YOU ARE RESPONSBLE TO KNOW YOUR STATE AND LOCAL LAWS BEFORE ORDERING Details The P226 is the pistol that set the standard by which all other combat handguns are measured. Designed as SIG's entrant in the military trials to replace the 1911, today the P226 is in use by the U.S. Navy SEALs, Federal agents, and numerous law enforcement agencies including the Texas Rangers, Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Michigan State Police to name a few. The exceptional ergonomics and balance make this full-size pistol easy to handle. Available in either 9mm, .357 SIG or .40 S&W, its longer barrel yields better ballistic performance and accuracy. GUN TESTS GRADE: A (357 SIG), There is a reason the P226 is an iconic pistol. Although pricey, the separate slide assembly ensures point of aim with each cartridge. This is Our Pick. There is a reason the P226 is an iconic and popular pistol worldwide. Our sample was a Nitron model with the E2 one-piece grip designed to have less girth than pervious P226 models. Small-handed testers liked the textured E2 grip circumference, the angle of the grip, and the texture. The P226 wore a well-executed matte-black Nitron finish, and the controls were very familiar to those testers familiar with SIG’s classic DA/SA pistols On the left side of the receiver is a decocking lever, which is easy for shooters with average-to-large hand sizes to operate effectively with the shooting hand. Shooters with smaller hands need to reposition the grip or use the thumb of their support hand to operate the decocking lever. Rotating the lever decocks the P226 from full cock to half cock and changes the trigger mode from SA to DA. The hammer was serrated, so there was no slipping when thumbing back the hammer to fire in SA mode. Since the P226 uses a double-action/single-action trigger, managing the trigger is quite different than the striker-fire Glock and the single-action trigger of the RIA 1911. Some testers like the fact the DA/SA trigger can be preloaded with finger pressure, much like a DA/SA revolver trigger, and then followed through — or not — to fire the pistol when on target. The P226 uses a system that, in our opinion, is better for more precision shooting due to the fact the top edge of the front sight can be made flush with the top edges of the rear sight without the front sight being covered or obscured by the rear sight. We liked these sights. In double-action mode, the trigger pull averaged 9.1 pounds. The trigger pull was smooth and consistent. In SA mode, the trigger had a bit of take up but broke cleanly at 4.9 pounds. We had one tester bench the P226 at 10 yards and placed nearly a full magazine in one ragged hole with both 9mm ammo brands tested. At 25 yards, the P226 liked both the Armscor 124-grain FMJ and Hornady American Gunner 115-grain XTP hollow-point loads. We were able to produce 1.72-inch and 1.75-inch groups with those brands, we had a 40 S&W SIG pistol on hand, we could have just swapped out a 357 SIG barrel and used the 40 S&W magazine, since the 40 S&W and 357 SIG share the same magazine.