Sig beavertails

[FUBAR]

I personally like them on the P220 so now I'm considering one for the P226 or P229. What are some opinions from you guys?

[WilliamAnderson]

I personally like the classic sig lines. I think they work fine just the way they were designed when they first came out. I haven't had problems with hammer bite on my p6. It would be more of a looks kinda thing if you went with the beaver tail.

[Flyin Brian]

I've had this about 6 months and I've shot around 500 factory rounds and 500 of my handloads through it with no problems. It's been a great pistol.

[jumpthestack]

Not needed on SIGs, you can get an equally high grip with the standard frame. And it may stick out and poke you a little bit when holstered.

If you like it because it looks cool, then have at it, I guess, not really a big deal.

[eric2063]

[kduly]

I too wasn't a fan of the beaver tails on such classy handguns such as Sigs ....but that all changed when I shot one. Eric2063 is right, coming out of the holster.... no comparison. Lets just say that I pretty much switched over to ALL tails and the rest of them are beauty queens in the safe.

[Swoop]

Agree with Eric & Kduly 100% absolutly love em

[berg]

Are these models on the approved list?

BTW beaver tails are not for hammer bite. They are to control muzzle flip and they allow a different grip position.

[FUBAR]

I've got my eye on the P226 Enhanced Elite. I know its not on the list but that doesn't concern me. Also the CZ SP-01 Tactical looks very interesting as well. These two pistols seems like perfect rivals.

[cineski]

The P series beavertail actually raises the bore axis so it's a detriment and for looks and not function.