I have small hands and really only have the E2s as my only grip option on my P226 and P229. How do the Legion grips compare to the E2s - thicker, thinner? I am looking to purchase a Legion, but don't want to replace the G10s. Please advise.
Beefstews
The E2 grips are great for fitting any hand shape. The Legion grips are thin too, but i like the more complex structure on them.
I have what I call "medium to average" hands, and so have tinkered with SIG grips a lot.
Here's the sum total (so far) of what I've learned:
Get a Grip: Which Grips Should I Put on my SIG Sauer P226? - Real Gun Reviews
Here's the sum total (so far) of what I've learned:
Get a Grip: Which Grips Should I Put on my SIG Sauer P226? - Real Gun Reviews
The Legion grips are modified G-10s, with little "patches" near the top on both sides (but they're different from one another) where your thumb and index finger come in contact. Someone also pointed out a small indent on the left side, toward the top.
In other words, they're tricked out.
And, compared to other 226s and the MK25 I've held, these grips seemed much more comfortable.
If, however, you decide to replace them with E2s, you'll have no trouble selling the stock grips, provided you don't want to hold on to them.
In other words, they're tricked out.
And, compared to other 226s and the MK25 I've held, these grips seemed much more comfortable.
If, however, you decide to replace them with E2s, you'll have no trouble selling the stock grips, provided you don't want to hold on to them.
I have the E2 grips and checkered G10 grips which are identical to the Legion grips (linked below). The E2s are for women and men with small hands in my opinion. The G10 are much better and don't collect unsightly skin like the E2 but have outstanding traction nonetheless. So unless you have small hands, or incredibly meaty hands (which can also favor small grips), I would go with the G10 grips (Legion or otherwise).
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