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It appears Matrix Precision is now offering 100% finished frames for the P220/P226/P228/P229. Can anyone offer any hands-on experience with these frames?

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Never heard of them.

Looks like the P220 frame is SAO and the P226 is cut for DA/SA and DAK possibilities.



 
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I was hoping they would make/offer Sig frames w/o the rail. Alas, they don't (yet?)
 
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I just ordered the "2296" frame. I have about a third of the parts to complete the frame on hand, and I have a couple of P229 complete slides so why not. I like the idea of a 226 frame with a 229 slide (kind of like a Sig version of a Glock 45) and I find a 4 to 4.25 inch barrel a good length for a red dot. Should be a fun project.
 
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Cool.

Let us know how it turns out.



 
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I'm interested as well..sounds like a fun project. I'm also intrigued and kind of excited that they're doing this at all. It may prove to be the only way to get a "new" classic Sig before too long as the folks in New Hampshire seem to be keen on deprecating the platform in favor of plastic stuff. I could see myself going down this rabbit hole if they prove to be a viable product.
 
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Agreed, now offer a rail-less 226 that takes 229 mags.
Otherwise, a classic railless 229 would work for me.




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I was hoping they would make/offer Sig frames w/o the rail. Alas, they don't (yet?)


I'd be interested in one of those.


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Agreed, now offer a rail-less 226 that takes 229 mags...

A P226 that takes P229 mags? Scratching my head over here.


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It appears the P228 frame does not have a rail:

https://www.matrixprecisionpar...t-arms-rev228-frame/
 
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Agreed, now offer a rail-less 226 that takes 229 mags...

A P226 that takes P229 mags? Scratching my head over here.


Short grip, easier to carry, IMO. No idea how that would feel balance-wise, though.
I've been meaning to pick up a P320SC grip to try with my compact slide.

A P229 was the first Sig I wanted, but the SAS E2 had a tag price of 1,199 at a LGS on Spring-Cypress & was out of reach for a fresh out of college guy.




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They have slides too. Now I'm thinking about making my own 9mm exchange kit for my .40 S&W P229.


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Agreed, now offer a rail-less 226 that takes 229 mags...

A P226 that takes P229 mags? Scratching my head over here.


Short grip, easier to carry, IMO. No idea how that would feel balance-wise, though.

Ok, so that wouldn't be a P226 frame, though. That would be a P229-size frame that takes the P226 upper. What would you call that? The P226 Carry ot the P229 long slide? Big Grin


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