Sig P6

[JackFunTeach]

I love this unit, but am having problem that I'm requesting advice or info.

Problem: The trigger will not return to double action position. Trigger will only return to single action click point.

My inexperienced guess: The right side grip is squeezing the return assembly. There is a C shaped wire that pushes the assembly to the double action click point. When I loosen the right grip screws, the C shaped wire and assembly return the trigger to full double action point. I hear it click fully back. I suppose I could just leave the grip slightly loose, but I don't think that's a good solution. I thought of getting new grips and screws, but I don't know if that will solve the problem. Do I need a new return wire? I'm a noobie so pardon my ignorance in terminogy or techy no how.

If anyone has any info or experience, I sure would be appreciative.

Jack

 

[RickG]

I had a similar problem with a Sig when I put on Hogue grips. I removed just a little bit of material from the grip where the decocker travels. That took care of the problem.

If the pistol was able to be decocked normally with the grip loosened I would say that you don't need a new spring. If you keep having problems try asking the folks over at www.sigforum.com They are a great bunch of guys and the sight is a wealth of information for Sig owners.

 

[JackFunTeach]

washers?

Hey RickG. When I take out the screws and I push the grip tight without the screws it seems to work. I put some washers in, and the trigger goes back to double action and decocking works. But the metal C shaped spring is pushing against the grip. I don't know if it's suppose to do that.

I will take you advice and post this on the Sig Forum.

By the way, Rick, where did you get the Hogue Grips?

 

[Bugs100]

www.hogueauction.com

 

[RickG]

I bought them years ago from Four Seasons. Much more comfortable to shoot for me anyway.

 

[JackFunTeach]

Grips

I'm going to try new grips. Do you know if the grips for the 225 will exactly on the P6? And with new grips, do you get new screws?

Jack