Has anyone had the Short reset Trigger (SRT) done to their Sig at all? I am not talking about the shortened trigger replacement part. I know some of the Sig models come out of the factory with SRTs, wondering if anyone had the SRT done, if by Sig or someone else.

Matty,

 

I have installed it on my Sigs. It's pretty easy. It's just a swap out of the sear and the safety. I live 10 mins from CJRPC, you can come by, I can show you the parts and install them in like 15 minutes.

Matty,

 

I have installed it on my Sigs. It's pretty easy. It's just a swap out of the sear and the safety. I live 10 mins from CJRPC, you can come by, I can show you the parts and install them in like 15 minutes.

 

 

OK, where'd you get the parts from?

I got them from a armorer when sig was selling the parts alone. now they only do this in house I think.

I have a '95 P226, older German made w/ folded carbon slide. Can the SRT be retrofitted in my pistol? Also, can the Short Trigger be retrofitted?

 

Was at Bullet Hole today w/ my buddy. I saw they had an E2 in the display case. Turned out it was a P226 E2 Elite R in .40. I can't stop thinking about this pistol. The trigger was REALLY nice!!! The SRT totally changes the trigger. As mentioned, I have a '95 P226 for comparison. Also, my buddy had a P229 in .40 at the range. The combination of the short trigger/SRT trigger combined a wide flat surface that let the pad of my finger perfectly envelope it. The draw of the trigger, while expectedly being a little gritty and what not from it being a new in the box trigger, felt precise and intuitive. I cycled the slide while having the trigger depressed to check the SRT reset. Outstanding!!! The distance is at most 1/4", very Glock like. While it doesn't have quite as much spring push back as a Glock trigger, it's very good. I can't stress enough the feel of precision in everything about the trigger. All this combined w/ the new E2 grip provides probably the nicest pistol of this type I've ever put in my hands. I've had occasion to shoot an HK P30. I thought the E2 grip somewhat resembled the feel of the P30 grip, which is to say great. The great grip, great new trigger setup....... I WANT!!! While the P226's of the generation that I own were always known as a better example of a DA/SA trigger, the new setup is a substantial jump forward.

 

I had my 2 G19's (Gen2 & Gen3) w/ me at the range today. I shot some really nice groups today w/ it. Feeling this Sig in my hand today, really made the Glock feel like a staple gun in comparison.

 

Bottom line..... get the SRT trigger!!!

I have a '95 P226, older German made w/ folded carbon slide. Can the SRT be retrofitted in my pistol? Also, can the Short Trigger be retrofitted?

 

Was at Bullet Hole today w/ my buddy. I saw they had an E2 in the display case. Turned out it was a P226 E2 Elite R in .40. I can't stop thinking about this pistol. The trigger was REALLY nice!!! The SRT totally changes the trigger. As mentioned, I have a '95 P226 for comparison. Also, my buddy had a P229 in .40 at the range. The combination of the short trigger/SRT trigger combined a wide flat surface that let the pad of my finger perfectly envelope it. The draw of the trigger, while expectedly being a little gritty and what not from it being a new in the box trigger, felt precise and intuitive. I cycled the slide while having the trigger depressed to check the SRT reset. Outstanding!!! The distance is at most 1/4", very Glock like. While it doesn't have quite as much spring push back as a Glock trigger, it's very good. I can't stress enough the feel of precision in everything about the trigger. All this combined w/ the new E2 grip provides probably the nicest pistol of this type I've ever put in my hands. I've had occasion to shoot an HK P30. I thought the E2 grip somewhat resembled the feel of the P30 grip, which is to say great. The great grip, great new trigger setup....... I WANT!!! While the P226's of the generation that I own were always known as a better example of a DA/SA trigger, the new setup is a substantial jump forward.

 

I had my 2 G19's (Gen2 & Gen3) w/ me at the range today. I shot some really nice groups today w/ it. Feeling this Sig in my hand today, really made the Glock feel like a staple gun in comparison.

 

Bottom line..... get the SRT trigger!!!

 

Your gonna see a retro kit for converting a regular sig, to a e2 grip. You can also install a srt kit on your gun. Your correct about the grip being close to the p30. The p30 with the large back strap, is almost identical.

I own a p226 E2 in 9mm and have only excellent things to say about it. The factory SRT is really nice, there is very minimal take-up before it breaks. The Short Trigger compliments it well; I get excellent purchase on the trigger even with my average/small hands. I haven't fired a p226 that had an SRT installed after the fact, so I can't compare it to much. It should be noted though that when field stripping an SRT equipped Sig, one must use the Decocker to lower the hammer as the slide comes off. B)

does doing the SRT install yourself void the warranty?

as long as it's done correctly, I'm sure you'll be okay.

what is the regular sig warranty?

technically

 

SIG SAUER warrants that the enclosed firearm was originally manufactured free of defects in material, workmanship and mechanical function. For the lifetime of the original purchaser, SIG SAUER agrees to correct any defect in the firearm for the original purchaser by repair, adjustment or replacement, at SIG SAUER' option, with the same or comparable quality components (or by replacing the firearms at SIG SAUER' option); provided, however, that the firearm is returned unloaded and freight prepaid to SIG SAUER at 18 Industrial Drive, Exeter, NH 03833.

 

This limited warranty is null and void if the firearm has been misused, damaged (by accident or otherwise), fired with handloaded, reloaded or improper ammunition, fired with an obstruction in the barrel, damaged through failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance as described in the manual accompanying the firearm, or if unauthorized repair or any alteration, including of a cosmetic nature, has been performed on the firearm. This limited warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear of any parts.

 

Subject to the foregoing, this limited warranty confers the right to have the covered firearm or its parts repaired, adjusted or replaced exclusively upon the original purchaser, which right is not transferable to any other person. No implied warranties of any kind are made herein and this warranty does not apply to any accessory items attached or appurtenant to the firearm.

 

In no event shall SIG SAUER be liable for any incidental or consequential damages arising from or in connection with this limited warranty.

i guess i have to locate parts, but i am wondering how nice the action enhancement package would be.