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Originally posted by dry-fly:
Do y’all not know an FFL that can ship for you? It costs us less than $20 to ship a handgun most anywhere in the cont. USA

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Yes, if an FFL works for free and uses the post office.

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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:

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Yes, if an FFL works for free and uses the post office.

Considering that any handgun is required by law to ship with 1st or 2nd day delivery, $20 doesn't come close to covering the actual carrier shipping cost (not including any dealer fees or markup), even through the post office. A 2 lb boxed parcel (say a polymer framed gun like a Glock) shipped Priority Express (next-day, since regular Priority 2-3 day can't guarantee 2nd day delivery) comes to over $40 usually. We regularly use FedEx 2-day AM, which would be about $50 for that same package.

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Originally posted by dry-fly:
Do y’all not know an FFL that can ship for you? It costs us less than $20 to ship a handgun most anywhere in the cont. USA

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Originally posted by rock185:
I was unaware that there is a law requiring 1 or 2 day shipping. It was my understanding that FEDEX and UPS instituted this as company policy due to employee thefts of handguns?

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:

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Originally posted by rock185:
I was unaware that there is a law requiring 1 or 2 day shipping. It was my understanding that FEDEX and UPS instituted this as company policy due to employee thefts of handguns?

Yep!

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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:

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Yes, if an FFL works for free and uses the post office.

Considering that any handgun is required by law to ship with 1st or 2nd day delivery, $20 doesn't come close to covering the actual carrier shipping cost (not including any dealer fees or markup), even through the post office. A 2 lb boxed parcel (say a polymer framed gun like a Glock) shipped Priority Express (next-day, since regular Priority 2-3 day can't guarantee 2nd day delivery) comes to over $40 usually. We regularly use FedEx 2-day AM, which would be about $50 for that same package.

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Originally posted by 12131:
He's the man for SIG action work. Not only exceptional work, but fast turn around time, too.

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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:

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Yes, if an FFL works for free and uses the post office.

Considering that any handgun is required by law to ship with 1st or 2nd day delivery, $20 doesn't come close to covering the actual carrier shipping cost (not including any dealer fees or markup), even through the post office. A 2 lb boxed parcel (say a polymer framed gun like a Glock) shipped Priority Express (next-day, since regular Priority 2-3 day can't guarantee 2nd day delivery) comes to over $40 usually. We regularly use FedEx 2-day AM, which would be about $50 for that same package.

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Originally posted by R K9 J:

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Originally posted by 12131:
He's the man for SIG action work. Not only exceptional work, but fast turn around time, too.

Given your experience and expertise on anything SIG and with Mr. Burke's work ... I would very much appreciate your opinion/advice.

I am interested in the QTR Trigger system for my P220. Would you recommend the Carry Level Trigger Job or the Carry Level Action Job to go with it? I guess what I am wondering is if the extra $50 is worth it? The P220 I would do the QTR on is already amazingly accurate and has been 100% reliable in the thousand or so rounds I have ran through it since I bought it in 2003.

Lastly, I like the trigger on my P220 as far as how it feels (much like the one on my older BDA). Will the QTR change/replace my current trigger? Thanks!!!

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Originally posted by jbcummings:

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Originally posted by R K9 J:

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Originally posted by 12131:
He's the man for SIG action work. Not only exceptional work, but fast turn around time, too.

Given your experience and expertise on anything SIG and with Mr. Burke's work ... I would very much appreciate your opinion/advice.

I am interested in the QTR Trigger system for my P220. Would you recommend the Carry Level Trigger Job or the Carry Level Action Job to go with it? I guess what I am wondering is if the extra $50 is worth it? The P220 I would do the QTR on is already amazingly accurate and has been 100% reliable in the thousand or so rounds I have ran through it since I bought it in 2003.

Lastly, I like the trigger on my P220 as far as how it feels (much like the one on my older BDA). Will the QTR change/replace my current trigger? Thanks!!!

I’ll add to what 12131 will likely say. I have the Carry Action work and the QTR trigger on my used P224. It’s like daylight and dark difference. It was worth every penny. Robert does excellent work.

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Originally posted by jbcummings:

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Originally posted by R K9 J:

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Originally posted by 12131:
He's the man for SIG action work. Not only exceptional work, but fast turn around time, too.

Given your experience and expertise on anything SIG and with Mr. Burke's work ... I would very much appreciate your opinion/advice.

I am interested in the QTR Trigger system for my P220. Would you recommend the Carry Level Trigger Job or the Carry Level Action Job to go with it? I guess what I am wondering is if the extra $50 is worth it? The P220 I would do the QTR on is already amazingly accurate and has been 100% reliable in the thousand or so rounds I have ran through it since I bought it in 2003.

Lastly, I like the trigger on my P220 as far as how it feels (much like the one on my older BDA). Will the QTR change/replace my current trigger? Thanks!!!

I’ll add to what 12131 will likely say. I have the Carry Action work and the QTR trigger on my used P224. It’s like daylight and dark difference. It was worth every penny. Robert does excellent work.

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Originally posted by 12131:

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Originally posted by jbcummings:

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Originally posted by R K9 J:

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Originally posted by 12131:
He's the man for SIG action work. Not only exceptional work, but fast turn around time, too.

Given your experience and expertise on anything SIG and with Mr. Burke's work ... I would very much appreciate your opinion/advice.

I am interested in the QTR Trigger system for my P220. Would you recommend the Carry Level Trigger Job or the Carry Level Action Job to go with it? I guess what I am wondering is if the extra $50 is worth it? The P220 I would do the QTR on is already amazingly accurate and has been 100% reliable in the thousand or so rounds I have ran through it since I bought it in 2003.

Lastly, I like the trigger on my P220 as far as how it feels (much like the one on my older BDA). Will the QTR change/replace my current trigger? Thanks!!!

I’ll add to what 12131 will likely say. I have the Carry Action work and the QTR trigger on my used P224. It’s like daylight and dark difference. It was worth every penny. Robert does excellent work.

I'll try to expand a little. Sorry for the late response.
I only had the Carry Level Action + QTR and the Competition Level Action + QTR done. So, I cannot say much about the Carry Level Trigger job, except to mention what's stated on Robert's website. DA is lowered to ~ 8 lbs and SA to no lower than 3.5 lbs. "Factory values of springing, take-up, creep, overtravel, and reset are kept intact.". So, if you only care about the reduction in trigger pull weights and not the creep, or if your gun is already creepless or has a minimal amount of creep, then might just get the trigger job. But, if your gun is creepy (or gritty), then definitely go with the Carry Level Action job. The man is a SIG artist. Nothing else needs to be said.

Now, you talk about the QTR. If you don't care for your SIG's long reset and really want as short of a reset as possible, then definitely get the QTR, not the factory SRT. QTR has a shorter reset. And, the QTR, like the SRT, is a reset system. It does nothing that affects the physical trigger itself. It does not replace your trigger.