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  • JohnDumke
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 20

    Is this Sig P226 CA approved?

    With 20+ variants of P226's, I can't tell if this gun (of course with 10rd mags) is CA legal.



    Sig Sauer website shows as Not CA Legal


    But I don't think Sig's Website is completely accurate as the CA DOJ roster shows the P226 MK25 as legal but Sig shows CA Not Legal.





    The problem is that the CA DOJ website is not specific enough with Model Numbers. It says the P226 in stainless is Legal.

    DOJ website says this model is legal: P226R (Stainless) / Stainless Steel
    Sig Lists this model as: E26R-40-SSE
    (It looks like every P225 Model Number starts with E26)
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    lewisracing
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 697

    I had the same exact concern when I special ordered a bi-tone Sig Mosquito for my girlfriend and the answer in my opinion is... it depends on the FFL...

    One FFL said they wouldn't do it because the color I ordered was not "on list", another said they would accept the drop shipment and DROS it for me. So I went with that FFL and no problem with the DROS.

    So, ask your local gun shop and see what they say.

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    • #3
      morrcarr67
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jul 2010
      • 15047

      Originally posted by lewisracing
      I had the same exact concern when I special ordered a bi-tone Sig Mosquito for my girlfriend and the answer in my opinion is... it depends on the FFL...

      One FFL said they wouldn't do it because the color I ordered was not "on list", another said they would accept the drop shipment and DROS it for me. So I went with that FFL and no problem with the DROS.

      So, ask your local gun shop and see what they say.
      I would say that this is worth a try, but don't get your hopes up.

      First reason why is you are looking at a gun @ Buds. They will not ship any handgun that they believe is not on the roster; that is your first battle.

      Second you have to find a dealer that thinks this gun would fall under the

      Code:
      P226R (Stainless) / Stainless Steel 	Pistol 	4.4" 	.40 S&W 	3/11/2013
      roster listing.

      Which might be hard to do when Sig does have guns on the roster with those long item numbers

      Code:
      P226R Equinox 226R-40-EQ / Stainless Steel, Alloy 	Pistol 	4.4" 	.40 S&W 	12/19/2013
      P229R [COLOR="Red"][B]Enhanced Elite[/B][/COLOR] (Black) 229R-40-ESE / Stainless Steel; Alloy 	Pistol 	3.9" 	.40 S&W 	4/17/2013
      P229R [COLOR="Red"][B]Enhanced Elite[/B][/COLOR] (Black) 229R-9-ESE / Stainless Steel; Alloy 	Pistol 	3.9" 	9mm 	4/17/2013
      P238 (Two-Tone) 238-380-TSS-CA / Stainless Steel; Alloy 	Pistol 	2.835" 	.380 ACP 	7/21/2013
      P239 SAS (2 Tone) 239-40-SAS / Stainless Steel, Polymer 	Pistol 	3.6" 	.40 S&W 	12/19/2013
      Yes you can have 2 C&R 03 FFL's; 1 in California and 1 in a different state.

      Originally posted by Erion929

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