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  • #16
    RolinThundr
    Senior Member
    • May 2009
    • 1228

    I have a Sig P229 DAK in .40 and I enjoy it. The original trigger felt extremely long, so I swapped it out for the shorter trigger. It took some time to get used to it, but I have grown to enjoy it.
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    • #17
      Soldier415
      Calguns Addict
      • Feb 2007
      • 9537

      Originally posted by Sturnovik
      Ugh, 3 FFL's and no Sig Daks let alone Sigs in. Bad luck up here in Norcal :/. I may just have to go down south to try one out/rent.
      Bullseye in San Rafael and Castro Valley. We are a Sig Master Dealer and carry a full line of Sigs. No DAKs in stock, but we can order one in from you.
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      Absolutely, I've refused sale before.
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      • #18
        Icypu
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2009
        • 1051

        My friend and I have P226 DAK's. His is .40 and mine is .357 sig. When my wife first got her hands on it, she said "hey the trigger pull is very long". It is really long, but smooth. One issue is the reset is funny, I prefer to let the trigger go back to full release after shooting. The reason is if you let it go to the minimum reset point, it will have a higher weight trigger pull.

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        • #19
          Sturnovik
          Veteran Member
          • Feb 2010
          • 2937

          Originally posted by Soldier415
          Bullseye in San Rafael and Castro Valley. We are a Sig Master Dealer and carry a full line of Sigs. No DAKs in stock, but we can order one in from you.
          Right on! I may check you guys out! Find out my local FFL can get them in too.


          Originally posted by Icypu
          My friend and I have P226 DAK's. His is .40 and mine is .357 sig. When my wife first got her hands on it, she said "hey the trigger pull is very long". It is really long, but smooth. One issue is the reset is funny, I prefer to let the trigger go back to full release after shooting. The reason is if you let it go to the minimum reset point, it will have a higher weight trigger pull.

          Yea, I read some people were liking the way taht works though. I dont mind giving it a go. If I didnt like it ( I have a feeling I will like it), then I could convert back, no harm no foul. I still like there DA/SA pistols alot.

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          • #20
            Hoot951
            Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 302

            I picked up my Sig P229 DAK in 357sig earlier this month put 200 rounds through it with no problems. For me the trigger took me a few shots to get used to the long trigger pull but the 6.5lbs trigger weight felt more like 4lbs cause its so smooth. By the end of the day I shot it just as good as my other guns.

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            • #21
              dachan
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2007
              • 1973

              My three SAS Gen1 are DAK. The trigger pull is forever. I've taken each one to the range once or twice and left each time extremely frustrated. Now they just sit in the safe.

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              • #22
                gumby
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2007
                • 2331

                Originally posted by dachan
                My three SAS Gen1 are DAK. The trigger pull is forever. I've taken each one to the range once or twice and left each time extremely frustrated. Now they just sit in the safe.
                That's why I sold all my DAO's, the trigger pull was long. The guns were great-- reliable and accurate but double taps were difficult.

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                • #23
                  Sturnovik
                  Veteran Member
                  • Feb 2010
                  • 2937

                  Originally posted by dachan
                  My three SAS Gen1 are DAK. The trigger pull is forever. I've taken each one to the range once or twice and left each time extremely frustrated. Now they just sit in the safe.
                  Wow lucky! I mean I'm bummed ya dont like any of them, let me know if you ever wanted to sell one of the DAKS!

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