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Keep the W. German gun. In my amateur experience cross shopping the new Sigs against a CPO P226, I found the pre-owned refurbished gun to be better built than the brand new pistol.So I have a P226 West German 1993 works great, low round count. Should I keep it and be happy or get the new fancy P226 MK25 Navy? I am going to sell the older one to fund new one. So keeping both is not an option. I am a fan of the rail and internal coatings.
Is the trigger pull lenght the same?
Kinda dumb I know. But I need to get off of this fence.
Thanks.
Don't buy into the marketing hype either, as the gun which won the Navy contract to begin with in the 80s was the W. German model. Skip the new one, and I'd even go so far as to advise new shoppers to find a W. German gun over a brand new P226. This isn't to suggest that new pistols are junk, but a $500 price difference is substantial.The more prohibitions you have, the less virtuous people will be.
The more subsidies you have, the less self reliant people will be.
-Lao-Tzu, Tau Te Ching. 479 BCE
The 1911 may have been in wars for 100 years, but Masetro Bartolomeo Beretta was arming the world 400 years before John Browning was ever a wet dream.Comment
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Tough choice, but I would keep the classic. As you mentioned, the new one will have the rail. You can also get the factory option short reset trigger. Both are nice features.
I own two 1994 Sigs: P226 and P220 since new and can't part with them yet.
Rent the new one at the range and see if you like it enough to make the change.Comment
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save up so you can have bothComment
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