Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About the Sig P226
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- This Sig Sauer P226 is regularly used by Police, Military, Civilians, and Competition Shooters around the World. This video takes a look at 10 things you might not know about the Sig P226
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I’m just a farm boy and I’m very blessed to have my sig p226 mk25 as my edc. Reliable, accurate, and just plain sexy.
Me too! This was my most wanted handgun, and I finally found one. I didn't hesitate to pull the trigger.
My Dad has a P226 Legion & I liked it so much that I was gonna buy one, but my Dad told me that his is gonna be mine one day.
Shit, ain't No telling . . . he may out live me.
Tomorrow isn't promised to no one, so I'm still buying me one.
😂 get that boy! Stop holding yourself back homie 🙏🏾…GET THE p226 Pro cut
My husband purchased this weapon without my knowing. Glad he bought it. Goes right along with my Sig 45 cal. Both great guns, but the 9mm seams to rise and fall on it's own putting you right back on target. Now we swap when we go outside to our private range! Thanks Sig Sauer for two great handguns!
Good information, no ego, no BS. Love it! God, family, and guns is a great name too!
Sir, the reason why the US went to the Beretta 92F is to keep our NATO Bases in Italy. Pentagon politics! In all actuality, the Sig P226 Beat out the 92F! After 5,000 rounds, the 92F started to show stress fractures in the barrel. Also not the most accurate weapon from my experience in the Marines under President Reagan. I personally still have my 1986 P226 that I carried as a Grunt... Another Note is that CPO Laskey of ST9 was a big influence on the SEALS going to Sig Sauer P226. Note: Not all SEALS are fans of the Glock 19 nor do they deploy with them.
When Aberdeen Proving Ground was testing all available handgun sight combinations for the U.S. Border Patrol I had the occasion of sitting out a thunder storm with the lead engineer at Aberdeen. I asked him about the Beretta selection in regards to the rumor you mentioned. At that question he became somewhat angry and proceeded to tell me that he hated that rumor and how many times he had to rerun the military pistol tests, and how each time the Beretta won. He explained that they pulled 4 random samples of each lot they received from Beretta to insure 10,000 round reliability. They ran one of the last four until it broke. It made it to just under 40,000 rounds!
It takes some practice to get used to the Beretta92FS sights & last time I checked it was SigSauer pistols that have a very short service life.
@kentwilliams4152 what year was that?
One of the sweetest shooting pistols I ever had a chance to shoot. Fits my hand perfectly. Going to have one some day!
I'm getting ready to buy the p226 legion, treat yourself bro
Get mine in a few days, ya dig
Sig has always had their grips right. Def my favorite to hold of all the pistols I own
Great video! Love my new P226. Been wanting one for a while, finally just went and did it. Very pleased with it. God bless!
My first Sig was the "poor man version" SP2022...will always have that and my 226 Legion in the line up! Thanks for the great video!!
Just got my 226 today but I've been looking for the Sp2022, I can't find one anywhere.
3:27 shows a shooter shooting my favorite Sig Sauer, the P229R in Legion trim. What a wonderful gun to shoot and conceal, if you are stout enough. It's a little brick of firepower I fell in love with when I first saw one in 1993. Shoots as smooth as butter. Notice that you can see his support-side thumb dangling out there doing nothing to help support the gun and to help transfer the kinetic energy generated upon recoil laterally along the wrist and forearm to the elbows. Without positive support-side thumb pressure (Kickstand Technique) and without a support-side thumb that's parallel to the support-side forearm, the muzzle wants to rise, with the center-of-gravity and center-of-form doing weird things to try to overcome one another. Muzzle down shooting is easy if you apply proper technique to accommodate the kinetic energy transfer effect. Stay safe and remember that only perfect practice makes perfect. Anything short of that is simply reinforcing bad habits.
As well as ignoring bad habits, letting fog dictate sense of smell through the eyes,, that's usually true with all of life's, sorry, people's, bad habits, 🇦🇺🐾🐾🛸🦎
This old lady won't let you down!!!!P226 9mm. Tuff always willing and reliable!!! Me and her we are never far from each other!!!!
My 226 in 40 cal is my EDC weapon 365 days a year. Total perfection.
Have a 226 in 40SW. Great gun. That and my Langdon Tactical 92 are my favorites. Guess a bit old fashioned. Like the metal guns
Love my P226 Extreme 9mm
My grandfather left me his 1944 colt 1911 and his west german sig p226, love that weapon so much i had to buy a new one and luckily was able to get a legion 226 and a 226RX, out of all the weapons iv got i gotta say my 226's are absolutely flawless in every way, i cant find a single thing i dont love about them. In my own opinion i would chose my 226's even over my 1911s, just some very very precise spot on shooting guns right outta the boxes. Everyone stay safe carry everyday and God Bless!
One of my favorite pistols. Just a nice piece of machinery.
Nice photo...
Your the first person I have ever seen with the same photo.
*A must have for the serious gun collector. A true workhorse.*
Thank you for your ministry. I appreciate seeing other God fearing and loving families and your videos are always helpful and interesting. Keep the videos coming. God Bless you and your family!
Love the 226 and this channel!
I recently picked up the p229 as a police trade in and it is my new EDC.
My favorite pistol ever...words cannot express how fine it really is. Daily .357 carry and nothing else ever...peace.
PLS pray for my daddy........not expected to be with us much longer. Thanks.
Love my 226 stainless elite. Looking forward to getting a 226 or 229 legion
In 91 bought a 226 9mm. Still have it still shoots flawlessly
Great stuff. I just purchased the Sig P226 Legion SAO a few months ago and all I can say is shooting it is a breathtakingly fun 🤩 experience. I love it.
Yesterday, I purchased and shot the M11a1/P229 and I’m loving it too. Still it DA/SA with a decocker unlike the P226. Trigger pull which you know is 10/4 and very smooth. Nevertheless, it doesn’t quite match the short reset trigger on the P226. Nevertheless, I purchased it because although I love shooting the P226 the M11/P229 is smaller and I feel much more easily carried and concealed. Anyway, great stuff most of which I had no clue.
Gotta love that Straight Bar trigger. I use my SAO P226 Legion in local USPSA events.
My former US gov’t. Issue P226 Navy / Mk 25 is the best pistol I own, and I shoot it better than any of my others. I Consistently hit my 8” steel plate at 50 yards with my 226. Can occasionally hit that plate at that distance with some of my others, but nothing like the accuracy of my 226. Excellent piece of kit.
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Worked for DOD as a firearms instructor for several years training new shooters on the Beretta M9. Excellent weapon and easy transition for new shooters to qualify without difficulty. Major upgrade with the M9A3 that I just purchased. The military really goofed on selecting the Sig in lieu of the M9A3.
The stamped-slide West German 226's are not as dense as the milled-slide versions. The stamped versions have a more balanced feel, especially on the draw. With the newer 18-round mags, the center of gravity is even lower in the hand.
The milled-slides feel more top-heavy, especially from a low-ready to a firing position. Sigs make great pistols, I just prefer my West German one. Bought it used 18 years ago.
I have an 88 226 German. The best that ever was. No failures in a good 20 years. Got a 228 to retire my 226, same thing . The best, period
@@MarkTurner-vs7uc don't ever sell it! I have a U150 series.
love all three
I love the 226 scorpion it has the beaver tail like the 229..I also want the p220 equinox 45
No one else can put you to sleep talking about guns better than this guy.
Love my W. German P226.
fuguf1sh Is there a way to check ser# to see Variant?
God Family and Guns this is the second video that I have seen of yours. The first is your Ruger SR22. I admire that in the ending in both, and in your UA-cam user name, you mention "God, Family, and lastly, Guns" I have now subscribed to your channel. I am a single father of a special needs child. We lost mommy after 17 years of Scleroderma, and finally to Hodgkins Lymphoma cancer. We are at the end of our rope and the knot is slippin'! Please if anyone will pray for my son and I, in Jesus name, that I will be hired and return to work very soon. I have my first job interview tomorrow with FedEx for a package handler position. Thank you, and may God bless you and ours.
It's too bad the FBI agent that busted a move on the dance floor last week and shot someone wasn't carrying one.
It was a Glock17 could be wrong though.
My first love in the handgun world!
That was awesome
Love my p226 in 40/357sig caliber. Wish I had a 9mm as well
Carry a p226 legion in 357 sig.. its an awesome gun
That maybe , but how are you enjoying the high cost of Sig 357 ammo ?
@@BobbySMiles I get 50 rounds of federal HST for 36.99 a box at local police supplier 🙂😎
Anyone notice the guy shooting at 3 min 28 seconds is shooting a P229?
useful video,great gun,love p226
Great vid. Will pray for you..
One of my very best guns i had totally in reliability and quality of the gun
Love my p226
Great info! Thanks!
Thanks I leaned something
I own 2. A West German 226 that I bought in 1994 and an MK25 that I bought 3 years ago. It's my GTW pistol
Which one u like betta
I know it's the best ever made. The king 👑 . My 226 and 228 are unequaled. The alpha amd the omega. It's not just a little better, it's another level entirely
Definitely one of my favorite guns of all time.
God Bless your video, very informative.
I got an early one (1984). Best wonder-9 on the market, then & now.
I grew up on one. Didn't shoot for 10 plus years then picked up the 320 and 365 and felt the magic. Unreal in the hands and optics are insane.
Norinco of China bought SIG USA’s pre 1982 tooling and still use it. They make the NP22 a P226r clone in 9mm. They also make other NP clones in different calibres. They designed there own rail on the front dust covers, was not on the original pre 82 models. They skip a lot of finish machining and the inside looks awful, but it’s a SIG design and goes bang every time! For $400 Canadian I can’t complain. It will do for now…😂
The Navy SEAL's can carry any gun they want and many still carry the SIG P226.
DENNIS MCCRARY what's up
I have a P226 Legion with a Romeo 1 sight and love it but I have heard that isn’t true. I heard that SEAL’s have to use what the military carries as they need to be compatible with their stock in the event of a failure or parts replacement, etc.
@@surfinDelMar Wrong.
KY KRaZY Oh ok. Because I’ve had multiple military people and law enforcement officers tell me this but clearly you know more than everyone.
@@surfinDelMar I only know what I've been told by some of my buddies that are still in. And also from what I understand it's up to each unit what they run. Some use Sig some use Glock some use H&K .That being said and what FauQ wrote basically backing me up you can stop being an asshole anytime.
I'm curious to know how the "knock offs" mentioned at the end tend to hold up against the OG Sig?
Is it "cheaper parts", like I'm thinking?
Great history lesson brother!
Your shot groups weren't that tight were they? Looks like you were shooting a little low and scattered that day. Stop readjusting your grip and flopping the trigger.
Interesting info and considering I have a Browning Hi-Power I have noticed the resemblance. For a prayer request I have been out of work for just over a year and a half. I had just this week got a job offer for a job however upon taking the UA and having a valid prescription for Hydrocodone they will not hire me or anyone on prescription meds, so one a heads up as I'm seeing this more and more as a result of the new laws being turned out from the DEA, which has no authority to do so. Next I've decided to get off the stuff as it's no longer acceptable for being in the machinist trade or around moving equipment. And third I need prayers for favor, healing and pain to go away in Jesus name.
Keith Lucas prayers Keith.
Good luck with that. Prescription meds or opioids?
Just bought a west german made 226. Proof stamp date says 1988 and I'll tell you for a surplus, warn sig this thing is still impressive.
The coast guard uses the sig p229r .40 s&w. Not the p226.
well done
Great video
Based in part on 1911- that's a mighty fine place to start.
‘Merica
Best pistol in the World
The Sig-Sauer P-220 came out first in 1977. Imported to the United States, marked as Browning BDA-Browning Double Action, with a European style hell-magazine release. The 226 first appeared in 1981. It's just an enlarged version of the 220. But with a wider grip, plus 15-rounds of 9mm. Instead of 7-round of .45 auto. Or 9 rounds of .38 Super. The XM-9 trials of 1984? Oh well, that's another story and very long and controversial after all these years.
This was very interesting..............did you see the N.J. State Police are suing Sig for faulty 229s?
Great pistol.
@1:25.... say that 3 times fast
It's quite a nice gun
Perfect native sounding German pronunciation.
which P226 are you shooting here? 9mm,,40s&w or .357sig??
You forgot to mention P227
11th thing you didn't know about P226: they discontinued those beautiful rosewood grips.
you can still can get them
@@eolson1964 Where? If you can find me them, I will pay your the double price.
You know how you sometimes "know something", even though you have no way to know if it's true?
Your company sells wagons, wagon travel could be dangerous, so you spend some "wagon" income on R&D to making a rifle to sell alongside your wagons as an "upsell"!
Why do Special Forces, etc. choose this over for example the P320 in .45?
This is my favorite pistol, but what is the difference from the 226 and the X-FIVE?
X-5 Versions: SIG Master shop custom work, 5 inch barrel, adjustable triggers on several versions, SAO only with a safety instead of a decocker, Mag wells for competition shooting. EXTREMELY accurate precision firearm and now, RARE due to discontinuance of the hybrid.
I have a P210 and a Mark25, lucky me...
got mine in sig357 legion ed.
there is one better, the 226 sao absolutely the best pistol
I believe he said that around 3:45
The sig p226 sao legion in 9mm is probably the best sig pistol ever made
The US Secret Service used it in the .357 Sig
I had one in .357sig too.
Sold it to my buddy who still has it when I left the land of the free and moved back to the UK.
UK gun laws are no fun.
Jesus Loves You
I knew 9 of 10.
Been looking at a used 226 all blued it has Stainless marked on slide is there a way to check ser# to see what Variant?Slide says Exeter NH body Says Made in Germany.
I like my P226, but my CZ-75 SP-01 Tactical is more accurate and handles better for almost HALF the price. They are both 100% reliable.
Ditto
When u mentioned the trials, where the Beretta came out on top, u said cost and endurance. I know cost was a big issue, but can u please expand on ENDURANCE. Great Vidio. Stay safe.
During testing trials Sig had 2 cracked frames and broken recoil springs between 6500-7000 rounds, Beretta had no issues. Government chose Beretta over Sig. Many Military Special Forces still chose to go with Sigs as service weapons
Is this the yellow king from True Detective!!?
What is this DAK initial 6lb pull here? Never heard of this ?!
The range is pretty wide for both the full reset and half reset. My full is close to 6.5.
I love my P226 and could never part with it.
it Rules
that is all
oh , New Hampshire rules also
I will never sell my X-line X-five Allround! :))
Isn't it true that all P226's are now made in the USA, and that they no longer export any made from Germany into the USA? Also, loved your which CCW in Church video. It made me feel better about doing it!
David Sullivan they aren't made in New Hampshire?
David Sullivan the highend x series is made in the mastershop i germany and shipped to the US. They are RARE
Got a x-five supermatch myself and love it. If you Got $3000 to spend on a gun you should
My 226 mk 25 is made in the USA and that’s 1 reason I bought it😀
"God" LOL. But a great gun though. Love my P226 mk 25.
What about the location they are made. That also changed during the course of this pistols career. Any thoughts on how that may have effected this weapons performance?
It's better than any Glock?
The 2nd fact was actually about the company and had nothing to do with the p226 pistol at all so why didn't you name the video 9 facts you didn't know about the p226
@2:34
Haha! He said doody!
MA6?
“China, EYE-ran, and MYanmar.” Wow.
Plus the P226 is a scaled down P220. As I have come to understand it for the M9 trials Sig Sauer took their highly successful P220 and scaled it down for a more suitable size befitting a 9mm chambering and reworked the grip to accept a double stack mag. This information has been relayed to me many times over the past few years. Is it factual or plausible I don't know.
China now even have an export version of the P226 copy called the NP22 😂 I heard Canadian folks are buying NP22 mags for their 226 cuz it's cheaper.
This is true. The Chinese gun isn't as well finished as the original, and the triggers tend to be heavier and rougher, but they are _very_ cheap...generally under US$300. With a bit of work, they are just as functional as a genuine Sig. The magazines are also about as good as original Sig mags, at half the price.
Kalite