Sig Sauer Armorer's Course

[docflash]

I just got back from Dallas the other day where I updated my Sig Classic Pistol line armorer's certificate. The big change in the class is that the old style folded carbon slides aren't mentioned. The "legacy" stainless slides are in the manual, but the slide we worked on in is the newer E2 (E Squared) slide.

If you ever have the chance to take this course, I highly recommend it.

[P5Ret]

That's why I always keep the old binders. They come in handy more often than not. Hell I even still have my H&K MP5 trigger group manual. Though I think the chances of working on one of those is highly unlikely.

[Sam]

Totally off topic but is there a substantial difference between the long extractor found on the P226 versus the short extractor found on the MK25?

[madoka]

If you ever have the chance to take this course, I highly recommend it.

Is there any way for a civilian to take it?

I greatly enjoyed my Glock armorer's class and wish other manufacturers would do the same.

[docflash]

Is there any way for a civilian to take it?

I greatly enjoyed my Glock armorer's class and wish other manufacturers would do the same.

Yes, several of the courses are open to non-LE. Check out https://www.sigsaueracademy.com/