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| quote: Would Thier be a set. # that would indicate the year,...
Highly unlikely. If you are contemplating such a conversion, it is best to call SIG customer service with a specific serial number and ask. |
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| Years ago I contacted SIG customer service and was told that P229s above serial number AL54732 were compatible with the DAK trigger. That was nice until much later a friend purchased a P229 “Scorpion” (I believe that’s the model with a bit of a ducktail and FDE finish). That turned out to not be capable of being converted to the DAK trigger. I also have a P220 Carry model that has a DAK trigger, is capable of being converted to single action only, but doesn’t have the hole for the decocker assembly and therefore can’t be converted to DA/SA. It’s therefore risky to predict which SIG pistols can be set up for which trigger systems without an actual inspection of the gun.
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| quote: second could you place the .40 upper half on the 228 frame. in other words switch them?
That won't work because the 40 magazines will not fit in the magazine well. |
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