Thank you!Beautiful transformation
I enjoy looking for the "diamonds in the rough"...I got a legacy .40 P229 for a song because it was so dirty, but it also cleaned up really nice. Very easy to completely disassemble. Used the frame for my P228 'FrankenSig'.
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Thanks!a very nice transformation, congratulations.
Agreed...my older P229 frame with the original long strut/spring is super-smooth. The nicest trigger of all my Sigs.Very nicely done. Aside from the springs, pretty much all internal parts can be cleaned up and often work even smoother than new simply due to the polish of long term use.
I just rebuilt a P228 with all "experienced" parts and it feels smoother than my fresh M11-A1.
Very nicely done. Aside from the springs, pretty much all internal parts can be cleaned up and often work even smoother than new simply due to the polish of long term use.
I just rebuilt a P228 with all "experienced" parts and it feels smoother than my fresh M11-A1.
I have to admit - the trigger on this one is smoother than my 229 .40 that I bought brand new!Agreed...my older P229 frame with the original long strut/spring is super-smooth. The nicest trigger of all my Sigs.
Yes, the one positive to all the lube the previous owner slathered all over the internalsAnd with all that abuse, look at how new the frame's slide rails are! Well made gun.
Congrats, BC!