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Added info.These were limited time releases 5 years ago in 2004.Correct 2,000 made The current P226 "Navy" is similar.Correct. Semi-similar
However, not the same -Cuurent model: railing, no special corrosion-resistant finish on internal parts... correct?Correct on the rail. I contacted Sig about the current 226 Navy internal coatings and they told me the internals are indeed phosphated Comment
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Had one, hated it. Bad trigger.
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I have one. I like the trigger, however the triggers on my SP2022 and P239 are far superior.
Here's some cool info I ran into over at the Sig Forum.Comment
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Unfortunately the triggers vary considerably sometimes.
Most P226s I have encountered have slick triggers; I am spoiled because I shoot a lot of 1911's with phenomenal triggers.
As for DA autos SIGs are considered one of the better brands.
I don't think model makes a difference when it comes to the SIG Classic line, the triggers will vary.
Personally, I find the SIG plastic (SP series) guns to be junk. Glock 9's and HK45's seem to be where plastic receivers are at.Comment
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