KevH
10-05-2011, 11:57 AM
So I did a routine service on one of my co-worker's Sig and afterwards decided to put a couple hundred rounds through it just to make sure everything was functioning. The gun is a mid-1990's 229 in 40 S&W immacuately maintained and with a buttery smooth trigger. After shooting it all I could think to myself was, "God, I forgot how great these things are."
I busted out my 1991 K-Koted 226 that was massaged by Bruce Gray some years back. It is now my only Sig. For a mass produced gun the workmanship on these things and fit/finish is fantastic. Better yet, both that old 229 and my own 226 make me look good shooting them. I've been in a sea of Glocks, M&P's and 1911's lately and I find older Sigs just...welll...refreshing.
I see a 225 or 228 in my immediate future. I just need to find a clean one.
I busted out my 1991 K-Koted 226 that was massaged by Bruce Gray some years back. It is now my only Sig. For a mass produced gun the workmanship on these things and fit/finish is fantastic. Better yet, both that old 229 and my own 226 make me look good shooting them. I've been in a sea of Glocks, M&P's and 1911's lately and I find older Sigs just...welll...refreshing.
I see a 225 or 228 in my immediate future. I just need to find a clean one.