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Have a West German P226, non-railed. I bought Hogue wood grips from Sig-Sauer. I seem to recall that some grip changes required a change in a spring, perhaps the trigger bar spring? What spring, if any, do I need to change, or am I good to go without any such modification?

Thanks


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Have a West German P226, non-railed. I bought Hogue wood grips from Sig-Sauer. I seem to recall that some grip changes required a change in a spring, perhaps the trigger bar spring? What spring, if any, do I need to change, or am I good to go without any such modification?

Thanks

Doc,
All current Hogue grips work without the need to change anything on your SIG. Smile


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Outstanding, thanks, Doc!


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