I've got an older P6 and I'm looking to stock up on some extra mags. Will a P225 mag work in the P6? Or, where can I look for P6 mags?

Also, any idea where I can get a Short Reset Trigger kit for the P6? Grayguns no longer stocks them and the P226/P228 kit doesn't fit.

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Originally posted by T.Webb:
I've got an older P6 and I'm looking to stock up on some extra mags. Will a P225 mag work in the P6? Or, where can I look for P6 mags?

The P225 mag is the same as the P6 mag.
However, the P225-A1 mag is completely different.
Check GB for them.

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Originally posted by 12131:

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Originally posted by T.Webb:
I've got an older P6 and I'm looking to stock up on some extra mags. Will a P225 mag work in the P6? Or, where can I look for P6 mags?

The P225 mag is the same as the P6 mag.
However, the P225-A1 mag is completely different.
Check GB for them.

Thanks

This add on Gunbroker has them for $25 a pice used P6 mags. Seems fair price. Ebay has them as well but north of $35 a piece.

I believe the P6 uses the P220 SRT kit. Google it, it's available all over for under $50.

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Originally posted by sig226fan:
This add on Gunbroker has them for $25 a pice used P6 mags. Seems fair price. Ebay has them as well but north of $35 a piece.

Thanks for that link!!!
$25 is a GOOD deal on 225 mags.

(and once again SF costs me $$)

I just checked my order history from Top Gun Supply to confirm: I put a P226 SRT kit in my P6 with no issues. It also made a big difference in the trigger, not just reset but also made it a lot smoother.

The guy on GB is GTO. Picked up 4 from him they were in great shape. Also all I did with my P6 is put a 225 mainspring in it and added some wood logo grips from Grips4u when he made them. Shoots just like my 225.

+1 on changing mainspring. ^^^^

If memory serves the P6 and early 225 had 24lb mainspring, and as an example 226 has 20lb. You can go lighter with extensive function testing, but I stayed at 20 to assist in shooting all ammo including military primers.

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Originally posted by preten2b:
+1 on changing mainspring.

If memory serves the P6 and early 225 had 24lb mainspring, and as an example 226 has 20lb. You can go lighter with extensive function testing, but I stayed at 20 to assist in shooting all ammo including military primers.

^^^

I'd be surprised if the mainspring in mine was only #24! Trigger was horrendous, I put a #19 in there and polished the sides of the hammer, the trigger bar, end of the mainspring strut and the bottom of the firing pin safety plunger. I didn't touch the sear/hammer engagement surface! This took the trigger from horrible to very good. The SRT kit got rid of that last bit of creep and along with a much shorter reset made it great.