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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:
From the early days of the Legion it's long been my understanding that the Legion never used an actual GG trigger bow. I'm pretty sure that Mr. Gray himself stated that here on the forum, that he only did consulting work on the Legion trigger and that SIG was and is responsible for its manufacture. I also recall SIG stating that as well, that Grayguns was involved with the design of the trigger.

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Originally posted by dcowboyscr:
Well this is super disappointing. I was thinking about getting a P229 Legion in the next couple months. Why does SIG continually shoot themselves in the foot.

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Originally posted by pblanc:
The March 2017 gun trigger definitely looks like a Grayguns P-SAIT trigger. The October 2017 trigger with the hollowed out backside is not, unless Grayguns has changed the design.

I purchased a P-SAIT trigger from Grayguns within the past 6 weeks or so, and it is solid on the back, so I doubt the design has changed.

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Originally posted by gordynismo:

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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:
From the early days of the Legion it's long been my understanding that the Legion never used an actual GG trigger bow. I'm pretty sure that Mr. Gray himself stated that here on the forum, that he only did consulting work on the Legion trigger and that SIG was and is responsible for its manufacture. I also recall SIG stating that as well, that Grayguns was involved with the design of the trigger.

If you go to the Sig Legion sight each gun description states It comes with a “Gray Guns Inc P-SAIT trigger”. If it not a genuine GG trigger I would consider their description false advertising. Also by the description it reads like the Legion pistols have their standsrd AEP package. I have felt the pull of a few legions and it is pretty close to some of my pistols that have the AEP service.

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Originally posted by sns3guppy:
The trigger on the P229 .357 Legion I just got is very good. I dont really care who did the work. It as good enough in the store to purchase. It's better than my stock 229's. Good enough for me.

If you handle one and don't like it, you are still given the privilege of not buying it, you know.

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Originally posted by dcowboyscr:
This has absolutely nothing to do with how the trigger pull feels. It has to do with a genuine GGI P-SAIT machined trigger(the part itself) being in the gun AS ADVERTISED instead of a hollow back MIM trigger inspired by the genuine GGI trigger but not actually being one. Just another way for SIG to save money.

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Originally posted by sns3guppy:

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Originally posted by dcowboyscr:
This has absolutely nothing to do with how the trigger pull feels. It has to do with a genuine GGI P-SAIT machined trigger(the part itself) being in the gun AS ADVERTISED instead of a hollow back MIM trigger inspired by the genuine GGI trigger but not actually being one. Just another way for SIG to save money.

It has everything to do with the way the trigger feels to me.

It seems the sky is falling again.

It's one drama after another for some on here. My 320 explodes like a nuclear bomb if I hit it with a sledge hammer at a 31.06823 degree inverse angle on a day with an R in it. The finish on my pistol wears after three hundred thousand holster presentations. The double click haunts my dreams and changed my children's sex from boys to girls while still in the womb. Why hasn't sig solved global warming? And now Bruce Grey hasn't crawled on his hands and knees to the factory to laser etch his name on internal parts. How could the sky continue to fall when so much of it has already come down?

What really pisses me off is that when I fire a Sig, the bullet doesn't always land dead center in the bullseye. Come to think of it, the damn thing won't clean itself, either. And what's this business about having to send firearms back to Sig for upgrade? Why can't they come to my house? Good Lord, it just gets worse and worse.