I was just wondering - what would be considered the closest equivalent of the Sig P220 / P226 SAO in other firearm brands?
I was just wondering - what would be considered the closest equivalent of the Sig P220 / P226 SAO in other firearm brands?
HK45, HK45C are decent pistols but if you must have single action... 1911, of course. Just expect to pay a helluva lot more for a reputable brand and model. Look at Dan Wesson and Springfield.
For the P226? Maybe the CZ P-09 and CZ P-07 models; especially so if you have CAJUN GUNWORKS install their Pro Package.
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Last edited by Mjolnir; 09-06-2017 at 07:02 PM.
P220 SAO?
Colt (or whoever, everybody makes one now) 1911.
P226 SAO?
Browning Hi-power.
P220 SAO = Colt LW commander
Last edited by HCM; 09-06-2017 at 07:58 PM.
CZ SP-01
Beretta 92 of your choice
USP45
HK45 or 45c
“If you know the way broadly you will see it in everything." - Miyamoto Musashi
The CZ 75B SA would be a reasonable equivalent to the P226 SA.
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http://www.beretta.com/en-us/92-fs-centennial/
There were also the Steel, Combat, Stock and Billennium.
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Now that is pretty badass. I wonder why their SAO frame safety versions aren't more prevalent? Seems like it'd be a pretty sweet shooter
My inner gun collector tendency points me toward wanting one. But reality says 9mm in a 33 oz gun is likely a better place on the weight-vs-recoil continuum than making it out of steel, and I'm much more confident in my abilities with a DA first shot than I am that I'd flick the safety off when drawing an SAO.
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