Is there such a thing? Or can it use one from P220 or P226/229?
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Yes, the standard SRT parts do work from what I understand. Reminds me that I need to install a set in my P6. I have heard it suggested to get the P220 SRT kit because it includes an updated decocker lever that prevents frame damage.Last edited by SkyHawk; 10-08-2018, 12:55 AM. -
I have a stock 225 and sold the one with the SRT. I didn’t care for it on the 225. See if you can can find one to try first.- Jeff
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Really? (on both)
I have a short reset trigger on my P226. I thought the parts are different because there's a separate kit for P220. Would P220 kit work on a P226? And vice versa?
I didn't know the skinny trigger is hard to get. I really don't care much for it. I can reach the trigger no problem.Comment
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What's so special about the decocking lever included in the P220 kit? P226/9 models don't need it?Comment
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I know. I bought two already. Might buy more
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Both kits work in the 225 for some reason. The 220 and 225 are identical inside- the 225 was basically a compact P75.Really? (on both)
I have a short reset trigger on my P226. I thought the parts are different because there's a separate kit for P220. Would P220 kit work on a P226? And vice versa?
I didn't know the skinny trigger is hard to get. I really don't care much for it. I can reach the trigger no problem.
No idea why the decock lever is included with the 220 kit. I have heard that some people use them and some do not. I think it has something to do with how the lever interacts with the sear/safety lever.WTB: Sig P245 or P220 Compact
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Single stack frames in that area are a little different in the way the decock lever is stopped in it's upward travel, the newer decocking lever has a small bump area added to stop it's upward travel so it will not mar the frame.. small upgrade..Comment
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Both kits work in the 225 for some reason. The 220 and 225 are identical inside- the 225 was basically a compact P75.
No idea why the decock lever is included with the 220 kit. I have heard that some people use them and some do not. I think it has something to do with how the lever interacts with the sear/safety lever.Very informative, thank you guys
Here's a question related to the decocking lever. There's one that comes with the E2 grip kit for the P226. It appears identical to the stock decocking lever. I put it on my P226 just because I figure it's there for a reason. Is it any different than the stock version?Comment
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