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I recently lucked onto a P226 Scorpion Elite on GB for a great price. It was the CA Compliant model with the 10 round mags. That didn't matter to me as I have plenty of 15, 18, and 20 rounders. When I went to pick it up at my local FFL, I checked the trigger action and the gun would not operate in either single or double action mode. My FFL's husband walked in, inserted the mag, and...SURPRISE! - the action worked! I had know idea that Sig made pistols with the magazine disconnect! Felt like an absolute fool! Getting ready to take her to the range this weekend. | ||
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Is that part of the CA requirement? I don’t know anything about the scorpion. -------- After the game, the King and the pawn go into the same box. | |||
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Unless the slide has been swapped, a CA gun should also have a loaded chamber flag on top of the slide with lettering. The mag disconnect is easily fixed by getting a standard locking insert from Sig. | |||
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Better yet, save your money and remove the mag disconnect from the locking insert yourself. A very simple task. Q | |||
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Yes, CA SIGs are now neutered if you buy new. | |||
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And the loaded chamber flag is ginormous. I picked up a lower priced CA approved 226 thinking it was only neutered mags, nope. Huge billboard on the slide pointing out the LCA. | |||
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