my sig 1911 scorpion has g10 prianha grips stock, and i love them
the sig p226 has always felt a little to wide on the grip, i was thinking of doing the e2 conversion but then you cant use any sweet aftermarket grips no more, i read the g10 grips for the sig p226 make it slimmer,
well there right, it feels 10x more better! and alotttt more slimmer IMO, now my sig p226 matches my sig scorpion in terms of grip appearance
NOTE: i have the nice hogue screws but the allen wrench it uses is really small and i dont have one here at home , got it at work so im installing the new screw tomorrow

sig navy with g10 grips_-2.jpg by 707Photography.org, on Flickr

sig navy with g10 grips_-2.jpg by 707Photography.org, on Flickr
and matching sets

sig navy with g10 grips_-3.jpg by 707Photography.org, on Flickr
the sig p226 has always felt a little to wide on the grip, i was thinking of doing the e2 conversion but then you cant use any sweet aftermarket grips no more, i read the g10 grips for the sig p226 make it slimmer,
well there right, it feels 10x more better! and alotttt more slimmer IMO, now my sig p226 matches my sig scorpion in terms of grip appearance
NOTE: i have the nice hogue screws but the allen wrench it uses is really small and i dont have one here at home , got it at work so im installing the new screw tomorrow

sig navy with g10 grips_-2.jpg by 707Photography.org, on Flickr

sig navy with g10 grips_-2.jpg by 707Photography.org, on Flickr
and matching sets


sig navy with g10 grips_-3.jpg by 707Photography.org, on Flickr
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