My SP2022 9mm in custom leather, and the only Blackhawk thing I own, a P226 plastic demonstrator gun in the SIG hooded holster for gun with light.
My SP2022 9mm in custom leather, and the only Blackhawk thing I own, a P226 plastic demonstrator gun in the SIG hooded holster for gun with light.
My P226ee! True Love!😍
Sig P320 Full Size, 9mm
Competition Action Job by Bruce Gray: 3.0 lb trigger pull
Dawson P series FO front sight: 0.220” tall, 0.115” wide
Grayguns/SPD Tool rear sight: 0.275" tall, 0.125” wide, 0.115” notch depth
Grayguns Fat Guide Rod, 14# variable Wolff 1911 recoil spring
Small FDE gripframe by Alma Cole
Springer Precision extended mag release
Springer Precision magazine basepads, 0.25"
Lube: Lucas Oil extreme grease and oil
Total Weight (with mag+basepad) 30.1 oz (stock weight = 29.4 oz)
Last edited by Clusterfrack; 05-11-2016 at 05:41 PM.
“There is no growth in the comfort zone.”--Jocko Willink
"You can never have too many knives." --Joe Ambercrombie
My current 239 is pretty high mileage and I can't get the sights to regulate. It's the only Sig I've ever owned that has shot low. 4" at 15 yards low. New Siglites didn't help it.
Found this yesterday at Quantico Tactical and couldn't pass. New in the box, May 2015 manufacture date, Siglites, and 3 magazines. I'll be pissed if it doesn't shoot to the sights.
I'm tied up for the next couple weeks so test firing will have to wait unfortunately.
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Last edited by MGW; 08-07-2016 at 08:20 AM.
“If you know the way broadly you will see it in everything." - Miyamoto Musashi
Are you using the "dot" or the tip of the front sight as an aiming point? If the latter, the POI you're experiencing would be expected on a factory gun with stock (8/8) sights. If you're looking to have the gun print at the tip of the front sight, you're gonna have to monkey with the sight relationship.
Last edited by taadski; 08-07-2016 at 08:37 AM.