Sig P225 Help! Left Handed only

[deerdeerdeer]

Anybody have one, also if your left handed.. Can you send me picture's of it, my frame seems off, need to have a comparison, will help if pictures are left handed. Thanks!

[RandyD]

I have a P227 and I am left handed. I don't understand your request for a left handed picture. Are you wanting a picture of someone holding a P227 left handed?

[Tank 57]

I also have a 227. Right handed though. Also not exactly certain what you asking.

[billped]

If pictures are "right handed", just invert them.

[norcalAF]

Probably a photo of the left side of gun while aiming down sight would be my guess. The decocker side.

[deerdeerdeer]

I have a P227 and I am left handed. I don't understand your request for a left handed picture. Are you wanting a picture of someone holding a P227 left handed?

RandyD, sorry it was for a P225, do you have one? Ill edit the thread..

[OCEquestrian]

RandyD, sorry it was for a P225, do you have one? Ill edit the thread..

I have a P225. What do you think is wrong with yours and what are you looking for in a photo?

[357magnum]

SIG P225

[Fjold]

SIG P225

That's a right handed gun.

[deerdeerdeer]

I have a P225. What do you think is wrong with yours and what are you looking for in a photo?

Are you left handed? Can you operate left handed?

[357magnum]

That's a right handed gun.

No S**t, I'm pretty sure they don't make a left handed P225.

[billped]

https://youtu.be/-yFGMBP2510

[OCEquestrian]

Are you left handed? Can you operate left handed?

I am not left handed but I have an instructor who is left handed and can run a P226 or a Barretta 92 faster than most RH shooters.

https://youtu.be/-yFGMBP2510

^^^^ watch this!!!!!

[RandyD]

RandyD, sorry it was for a P225, do you have one? Ill edit the thread..

I see that someone already posted a photo of a P225.

[RandyD]

Are you left handed? Can you operate left handed?

Operating a Sig P series handgun left handed is not difficult.

Magazine release: use your left index finger.

Slide Release and Decocking Lever: move your left thumb to the left side of the handgun and operate the controls.

Practice at home and it will become second nature.