WTS - Sig Sauer SRT kits and E2 kits for 220,226,229, etc.

[Aenimated1]

Sirs and Madams,
I am a Sig Certified Armorer here in Carrollton.

I have a few SRT kits and E2 kits that are hard to get.

Here is what I have:

(4) - P220 SRT kits New In Bag - $75 each shipped
(4) - P226 SRT kits New In Bag - $75 each shipped
(3) - P239 SRT kits New In Bag - $75 each shipped

I also have E2 grip kits but just for the P226 in any caliber:

(3) - P226 E2 Grip Kits (includes slim one piece grip, decocker, mainspring strut and seat, and installation tool) - $85 each shipped

I can accept check, money order, or Paypal. I also have a shop in Carrollton where you can pick up the kits in person.

Robert
Sig Certified Armorer
sigarmorer@verizon.net

 

[navyguy]

Hey Robert. Nice to see you're still a live and kicking.... Saw you your post at SF.

Off topic, but I'm interested in a bit of work on my WG P226 if you're still doing that sort of stuff..

 

[cseale86]

Do you keep these SRT kits in stock pretty regular.

 

[Aenimated1]

Hey Robert. Nice to see you're still a live and kicking.... Saw you your post at SF.

Off topic, but I'm interested in a bit of work on my WG P226 if you're still doing that sort of stuff..

Navy,
I would love to look at your 226. Trigger and action work is my bread and butter. I just sell the SRT and E2 kits as a service to my fellow sigsters and, of course, to make some scratch.

The beauty of the older WG Sigs is that per any given amount of trigger/action work you will get better results from the older guns versus the newer Sigs with all the molded parts. I have a KD date code 226 that I shoot in competitions every two weeks or so. I have never EVER had one problem with it thru 20k rounds or so.

Robert

 

[Aenimated1]

Do you keep these SRT kits in stock pretty regular.

I try to but it is not always possible. Sig has taken away our ability to buy the kits from them in the past with no warning so I assume they can do it again any time. I have quite a few on hand right now and will be ordering some more this coming week.

That being said I would get them while I have them. The alternative is sending your pistol to Sig at twice the cost.

Robert

 

[KAK]

Whats the install like? Is it much harder than dealing with glock trigger mods?

 

[M. Sage]

Whats the install like? Is it much harder than dealing with glock trigger mods?

SRT in the 226 and 229 is a new sear and safety lever. It involves a detail strip and reassemble. How mechanically inclined are you? Can you tear somewhat complex things apart and get them back together again? Can you make heads or tails of the exploded diagram of your pistol in the owner's manual? Do you have the tools you'll need?

 

[KAK]

I am pretty mechanically inclined and enjoy working on things. I just didnt know if there is any tuning involved in the process. I have not detail stripped my sig yet but im not worried.

 

[propellerhead]

What will an SRT kit do to my 220/226?

 

[KAK]

According to sig it will shorten the reset by 60%

 

[sig luv3r]

Robert is Good to go guys I just had him install the SRT in my Sig 220 Stainless last night top notch work guys