Sig Sauer P226 LBP

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Re: Sig Sauer P226 LBP

#161 Post by Sim G »

Terrifying is the level of ignorance and the reliance on believing you should leave the important stuff to someone else...
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#162 Post by safetyfirst »

Ok Sim. So you're an advocate of the right to bear arms in the UK are you? Start a new thread to debate that if you fancy. This poor pistol thread has been jacked enough.
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#163 Post by mjoseph »

Hi guys,

I picked my new Sig up yesterday and went straight to the club as soon as it opened to give it a try.

I put about 150 rounds through it last night, with no ftf or fte, the only issue I had was with a few light strikes. Mike did say I should expect a few of these until the pistol had bedded in.

I can't really comment on accuracy, basically because I'm not a very good pistol shot! I got the same sort of groups that I do with my Taurus .44MAG.

In summary, I'm over the moon with the pistol and am glad I decided on it. I don't mind paying the extra over other choices as the pistol fits me far better than anything else I've looked at.


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#164 Post by safetyfirst »

Those light strikes might the pistol not returning fully to battery, did you try pulling the trigger again?
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#165 Post by mjoseph »

Yes I did, and it fired the second time.

As I say, Mike told me it was something I should expect to happen while the pistol was bedding in.


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Re: Sig Sauer P226 LBP

#166 Post by dromia »

Welcome mjoseph.

Why not introduce yourself on the New Members forum?
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#167 Post by mjoseph »

Dromia,

Will do, I was just so excited to apparently be the first member to have shot the Sig, that I couldn't wait to post on this thread first!


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Re: Sig Sauer P226 LBP

#168 Post by safetyfirst »

mjoseph wrote:Yes I did, and it fired the second time.
As I say, Mike told me it was something I should expect to happen while the pistol was bedding in.
Cheers,
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Yeah, Make sure you're not using waxy ammo, a few boxes of minimag will loosen anything up ;)

What ammo did mike recommend? Did he say to avoid high velocity?
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#169 Post by qws »

Mark, Can you post any video and photos you may have. I am due to fire the Sig tomorrow really looking forward to this.
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#170 Post by mjoseph »

qws,

I don't have any to post at the moment, but I think I'll be paying a visit to the range again tonight, so I'll see if I can get someone to get some video footage, it won't be until late tonight though.

I'd be interested to know your thoughts after you've shot it yourself. I'm conscious of the fact that I'm an inexperienced pistol shooter, so while I'm over the moon with it, someone with more experience than myself may have a different opinion.


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Mark.
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