It's a sig scorpion carry. That's the factory color.Coach wrote:Was the coating done later?
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It's a sig scorpion carry. That's the factory color.Coach wrote:Was the coating done later?
Coach wrote:Well damn its nice. Ive owned a 226 but never messed with one of their 1911s. May have to now1fastmach1 wrote:It's a sig scorpion carry. That's the factory color.Coach wrote:Was the coating done later?
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I have 2. You are welcome to borrow either ....,,,or both. 5" TacOps and 3" carry.Coach wrote:Well damn its nice. Ive owned a 226 but never messed with one of their 1911s. May have to now1fastmach1 wrote:It's a sig scorpion carry. That's the factory color.Coach wrote:Was the coating done later?
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I've never had an issue with mine after the first mag or two. The first couple it had some small growing pains but it shoot like a top now. It couple have just been the ammo I was using when I first bought it. I love it.ChopperDoc wrote:Coach wrote:Well damn its nice. Ive owned a 226 but never messed with one of their 1911s. May have to now1fastmach1 wrote:It's a sig scorpion carry. That's the factory color.Coach wrote:Was the coating done later?
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I have heard some folks groaning over the external extractor on the SIG 1911's but they seem to have perfected it as I find very few mentions of problems with it on the interwebs.
My SIG 1911 works just fine. I'd buy another.
3 things hahahassracer wrote:
4. Will they ever answer their phones to sale any if they ever do make them available for purchase...hahaDDgunslinger wrote:3 things hahahassracer wrote:
1. It took them long enough... 2 years to be exact
2. Do I even wanna know the price?
3. Are these actually gonna be available for purchase?
love it, glad i changed them out on all my 1911'sRecoilSensitive wrote:nice
how do you like the flat trigger
I love the flat trigger on my scorpion as well.
1fastmach1 wrote:I love the flat trigger on my scorpion as well.
Btw, that Steve jobs book is excellent.
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Doing the Trigger swapping is easy... Getting the trigger pull smooth on a swap can be the tricky part. Benefit of the flat trigger... Same gun response no matter where the finger ends up on the trigger..RecoilSensitive wrote:I need to try one I have a stock gun still. Going to change a few things. Magwell, and grips and trigger will be another thing I am thinking of