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Originally posted by powermad:
From the Sig site 226 Legion features.
An enhanced polished action with the SRT (Short-Reset Trigger) is augmented with a Grayguns, Inc. designed P-SAIT trigger.

Of the 4 p series that I have, it has by far the best trigger.

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Action Enhancement
The Legion’s stunning action doesn’t stop with an updated mainspring assembly and SRT Kit. Because of the relationship between Grayguns and SIG, I initially wondered whether Grayguns was performing any of the internal polishing and custom action work on the Legion, since they’re well known for their SIG action work. But both Grayguns and SIG confirmed to me that all of the action work inside the Legion is performed by the gunsmiths at SIG’s Custom Shop.

Initially, I also presumed that the SIG Custom Shop was submitting each Legion pistol to their Action Enhancement Package, which their website describes as “factory gunsmiths hone and polish critical surfaces to lighten and smooth both the double-action and single-action trigger pulls taking your SIG Sauer to the next level without voiding the factory warranty.” Apparently it also includes polishing of your feed ramp.

But after a conversation with SIG, I learned that the “enhanced action” on the Legion is actually the result of an automated process done on the production line via chemical processes, and not by hand at the SIG Custom Shop (more on the Custom Shop’s work below).

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Originally posted by SIGGUY (THE 1ST):
My 226 Legion is an SAO. The trigger is phenomenal. I love it and it was well worth the price in my opinion. I wish my 229 and 220 Legions were SAO's!

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Originally posted by jljones:

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Originally posted by Ryanp225:

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Originally posted by hk91308:

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Originally posted by valkyrie1:
The obvious ones are sights which i like, slide controls not so much, besides finish, grips and I think a different trigger is there something else im missing?

trigger guard , higher undercut

Half beavertail, heavy met guide rod, front strap checkering, tuned SRT trigger, and extra mag.

I’m not sure how the idea that the Legion comes with a “tuned” trigger, but it is patently false.

I comes with standard trigger parts. You have a half and half chance that you wil get a usable trigger, or a 19 pound DA that’s gritty. Those are the same odds you have with any P Series pistols.

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Originally posted by pedropcola:
The trigger on my Legion is noticeably better than that on my Mk 25. Maybe I just got lucky. It happens.

I also read somewhere that the grayguns trigger on earlier guns isn’t the same as later guns. Doesn’t have a pre travel screw or some such thing. My memory fails me.

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Originally posted by Ryanp225:
I guess I'll have to believe my lying eyes on this one buddy. I had mine apart and can see where it was smoothed and polished. No grit and lighter than any other of my P series guns with a reset that is shorter than any gun I've ever handled.

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Originally posted by jljones:
My experience of late doesn’t match the hype across a wide range of guns.

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Originally posted by jljones:
I edited my post a couple of times as to not make it sound accusatory or down right combative.

I want the Legion to be what yours is. The DA/SA SIG is my favorite. I shoot other guns, shoot them well, but the 226 is effortless.

But. At the same time, I want to call things as they are. And I never want to come across as or be a brand apologist.