[Leinster Lad]

check the two little notches in the trigger pivot pin allow the locking block to engage in them

 

[bearone2]

hole in the front of the locking block is the last adjustment/pre-travel for the adjustable trigger & i'm not sure if the hole i'm seeing is for that adjustment.

 

[BDS JIN]

The main problem for all X-series with adjustable trigger's owner is, does your Xserie's locking block is the same one as it in regular p226?

 

[reckoner]

The trigger shouldn't affect the locking block. If it's the original one that came with the gun it should still fit with the adjustable trigger.

 

[BDS JIN]

hole in the front of the locking block is the last adjustment/pre-travel for the adjustable trigger & i'm not sure if the hole i'm seeing is for that adjustment.

I googled some other X5 pics, and found that the X5's locking block should be bottom open to allow the access of adjustable trigger. So that comes new problem. Does Entry model come with the regular locking block or the dealer swap the parts?

 

[12131]

Hello guys,

2 months ago, I bought a X-serirs x5 entry from Osage County Guns through Gunbroker. Recently, When I bought the adjustable trigger system and ready to install, I found that the Locking block or may called locking insert is same as my other regular P226, which will not put back in when the adjustable trigger installed. So my question is, Did I do it wrong? or the Entry has to change locking block to install adjustable trigger group? Or the dealer swap the German made parts? Thank!

I googled some other X5 pics, and found that the X5's locking block should be bottom open to allow the access of adjustable trigger. So that comes new problem. Does Entry model come with the regular locking block or the dealer swap the parts?

Accusing Osage of swapping parts? Not cool.

 

[reckoner]

You may be putting it in wrong, if you are the locking block will sit about 1/4 inch to far to the rear and won't fit correctly.

You have to orient the trigger pin correctly then the locking block has to slide in at a slight upward angle so that it corresponds with the groove in the trigger pin.

 

[osagecountyguns]

I can assure you that we didn't swap any parts on that firearm. From the day it arrived it lived in one of our safes and stayed there until the day that we shipped it to your dealer for transfer. We would never change out a part like that without disclosure.

You might give Sig a call for assistance.

 

[ThnkFrst]

We would never change out a part like that without disclosure.

Based on my experience with OCG, I firmly believe that to be true.

 

[deadmanmike]

All the X5 Entry models come with MIM locking inserts. Mine did as well. I had to find a P226 machined locking insert so that my L1 would fit.

 

[BDS JIN]

I can assure you that we didn't swap any parts on that firearm. From the day it arrived it lived in one of our safes and stayed there until the day that we shipped it to your dealer for transfer. We would never change out a part like that without disclosure.

You might give Sig a call for assistance.

I'm truly sorry for my suspect thoughts. You guys are great. At that time, I know that I put the trigger in the right way,but the locking inserts would not fit, and I'm just worried about all possibility.

 

[BDS JIN]

Accusing Osage of swapping parts? Not cool.

I made my apology to Osage, the problem the Locking insert model come with mine is different from other X5, I need to order another billet-machined locking insert to allow space for adjustable trigger group.

 

[SigRainbow13]

How is this a surprise to you when I clearly responded to your question back in February:

It's very straight forward.. The problem you may run into before you even start: check your locking insert to ensure it isnt "blocked." You'll know right away as soon as you remove the slide and look at the bottom portion of the insert. I've seen the Entry with two different inserts; one allowing the adjustable trigger system to fit and one with a bar or cross section where the trigger components would need to sit.

If you need any assistance I'd be happy to help.