Single Actin Sig?

[cyberlogicx]

Hey everyone, is it possible to convert a Sig to single action only?

 

[kendall-op]

Don't decock it.

 

[Steve_P]

Don't decock it.

Probably not the best idea for carry, as they don't have external safeties....

I know that some sigs come from the factory SAO, but i do not know if it is possible to convert. I seem to remember a thread awhile back saying that the answer was no.

Steve

ETA: Found it: http://northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=41361&highlight=dak

I believe that this is straight from Jim, the Sig Armorer at Four seasons. I don't know if this means that he just can't do a SAO conversion, or if it is not possible at all. Post #8

 

[cyberlogicx]

Don't decock it.

Brilliant. I'll be sure not to listen to you next time.

Probably not the best idea for carry, as they don't have external safeties....

I know that some sigs come from the factory SAO, but i do not know if it is possible to convert. I seem to remember a thread awhile back saying that the answer was no.

Steve

Damn, that sucks. Wish I could.

 

[kendall-op]

Wasn't trying to be a wise guy. But the only Sigs that are single action only that I know of are the 1911 models which are not MA. compliant. Most Sigs are da/sa except the DAK models, again are not MA. compliant. But I think 4 seasons can change some models to DA only.

 

[johnN]

what model sig do you have?

 

[Mass-diver]

For a billion dollars you could get that Sweet X-Series Tactical 9mm - single action, 1911 style safety. They take 226 mags, so if were MA approved we could use pre-bans.

 

[Xak]

Wasn't trying to be a wise guy. But the only Sigs that are single action only that I know of are the 1911 models which are not MA. compliant. Most Sigs are da/sa except the DAK models, again are not MA. compliant. But I think 4 seasons can change some models to DA only.

The P220 is offered in SAO. Not in MA, though.

I'm interested in getting an SRT trigger job on my P220. Anyone have experience with sending their guns to Sig for getting work done on them?

 

[Ultimate]

Wasn't trying to be a wise guy. But the only Sigs that are single action only that I know of are the 1911 models which are not MA. compliant. Most Sigs are da/sa except the DAK models, again are not MA. compliant. But I think 4 seasons can change some models to DA only.

Edited... Please do the same.

 

[cyberlogicx]

I have a 220 and a 229, but the 220 is so big in my hands that I have to modify my grip to pull the trigger in DA. A while back I played with a friends Beretta 92CB and I loved it to death.

 

[drgrant]

For a billion dollars you could get that Sweet X-Series Tactical 9mm - single action, 1911 style safety. They take 226 mags, so if were MA approved we could use pre-bans.

You mean like one of these? Not a tac... but close.

To the OP... this is what a single action sig looks like... not at all
like regular P series in the back...

 

[PaulD]

You mean like one of these? Not a tac... but close.

To the OP... this is what a single action sig looks like... not at all
like regular P series in the back...

 

[clinotus]

+Eleventy

 

[Mass-diver]

You mean like one of these? Not a tac... but close.

To the OP... this is what a single action sig looks like... not at all
like regular P series in the back...

Very, very nice. I can't stand DA/SA trigger so I LOVE the idea of the X-series. Again, very nice!

 

[Xak]

I have a 220 and a 229, but the 220 is so big in my hands that I have to modify my grip to pull the trigger in DA. A while back I played with a friends Beretta 92CB and I loved it to death.

Sig sells slim grips for the P220. I got some, they are great. If you combine them with a short trigger (you can get these installed either @ the factory or @ Four Seasons in Woburn) you may discover a whole new feel to the gun.

Sorry to hijack.