[12131]

http://sigtalk.com/sig-sauer-pistol...t-triggers-220-226-227-229-now-available.html

 

[Thatoneautocockerguy]

Thank you very much, but I have a very basic question as I'm very new to Sigs. What's the parts compatibility between my 2022 and the 226? I get conflicting diatribes everywhere. Are parts for the 226 compatible with mine? I know the geometry is slightly different in many ways, but in very small amounts.

Thanks in advance.

 

[12131]

None, between the P226 and P2022.
When it comes to finely made machines, any small differences in critical parts will translate to a nonfunctional firearm.

 

[Thatoneautocockerguy]

As in there are no parts that are compatible between the two? If that's the case then wouldn't the Armoury Craft trigger not work either?

 

[12131]

Sorry, I original thought you were looking for the P226 flat trigger. You are going to have to ask the guys who made these. But, my guess is that it will not work in your 2022.

 

[Thatoneautocockerguy]

Understood, thank you for the clarification. Why can't there just be a chart from every manufacturer that shows basic parts compatibility (springs, triggers, hammers, etc)?

 

[12131]

Actually, the P226, 228, and 229 have a lot of parts in common, like trigger, hammer, decocker. Unfortunately, the P2022 doesn't belong in the group.

 

[HellaBuggin]

I just bought a new 2022 and have discovered that Sig doesn't really support the platform. I think it was developed to take some market away from Glock and serve as an intro to the brand. It's cheap enough to get you hooked and then the mod bug will lead you to the 226.

 

[WatchFan1]

220 226 227 and 229 have the same part number for their stock trigger. So any aftermarket trigger developed for any one of those 4 will work in all 4 models.....(but not others)

Sig calls it (Trigger-6) numbers on the bag are 1601191248 (bar code: 7 9868148006 7)