Plated my slide and controls to my Sig P226

[bry@n 195]

I like the look of the two tone, as well as I wanted my Sig in .40 to be stainless as to always be able to know the caliber.

 

So I broke the gun completely down, sent the slide and controls off to CCR. It came back and I put it together quickly. I still need to oil it up a little more and wipe it down. Here are the pics and please let me know what you think.

 

[67gtonut 847]

Nice......

 

What color Cerakote is the slide?

[bry@n 195]

I actually did the Cera-plate process and it's silverish like the Sig stainless slides look. It is a tad darker in shade then the ones that come from the factory but I am completely happy with their work.

[tj462nj 32]

sweet Bryan

[dave545 15]

looks sweet

[totalabuse 27]

Looks good and plus one for CCR. He really went above and beyond for me a number of years ago. Still looks like he did it yesterday.

[n4p226r 105]

what model is that? i like the one with the beavertail. a buddy of mine just got a p226 elite stainless 9mm i think it is. and thats has the nice beavertail too

[JimmyAGR 54]

Wow makes my 226 jealous. Very nice looking.

[Blcklightning 11]

Very Nice! :handgestures-thumbup:

[bry@n 195]

This gun started life as a P226 custom 22, which is their .22lr. I have a 9mm slide and a .40 slide for it.

 

I also ordered a Sig p229r Elite in statinless, chambered in .40. Since I ordered the 229 in .40, I thought it made sense to have my .40 Sigs to have a stainless look, as to always know what they were quickly.

 

You could always tell what they were by looking at the barrel, bujt it gave me a good excuse to have this done Next I will be adding the short reset to this gun. It already has the short trigger.

 

Thanks for all the kind words.