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Sig Sauer P226 NYPD

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only a good deal if you like a 12 lb trigger, DA only gun! :lol:

Doesn't the NYPD also use G19's with some ungodly weighted trigger?

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My friend is a new NYPD cop. He said it's officer's preference between the G19 (With NY Trigger), the Sig 226, or a Smith and Wesson (Don't remember the model).

 

IIRC, Officer has to purchase it from the NYPD armory and then eventually gets re-reimbursed for it.

Doesn't the NYPD also use G19's with some ungodly weighted trigger?

 

I heard that Newark requires a minimum 10lb pull. UFB (un-f-believable)

You probably need arms like popeye to pull a 12lb trigger..

That's not the same as the Sig's with the DAK triggers, is it? I thought that the DAK models were supposed to be double action only, but with a lighter than usual trigger pull?

The NYPD spec Sigs do not have the DAK trigger - these are straight DAO, and as various people have pointed out, the trigger is heavy. Depending upon cost, you could change the trigger out to a DAK, or a traditional DA/SA, but probably not cost effective.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

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