Thanks for all the input. One more question, for those who use the interchangeable barrel. Are there any issues changing the barrel? Does the gun still have the same tight tolerances or is it loose? More jamming? Thanks in advance

 

 

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357 sig is a drop in for a 40 barrel. Takes all of 30 seconds to swap out.

 

To install a 22 kit is just replace the slide assembly and use the 22 mags.

 

The 22 kit is made of an alloy and the mags are plastic.

I had some issues with remington 22s, but no issues with CCI or Federals.

here's my recommendation.

see photo.

 

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=270507

http://www.sigsauer.de/englisch/mastershop/prestige/viking.html

http://www.sigsauer.de/englisch/mastershop/prestige/viking.html

 

I hope that's a joke.

Yes

My Platinum Elite came with those white grips. Thought they would hide better then black in the tropical heat wearing white cotton. Once that detail fell thru, black Hogue grips went on it.

 

I have the .22 kit on my Sig and have posted reviews on the forum. It pays for itself very quickly and I shoot a lot of .22 through my Sig. CCI mini mags work well, cheaper federal not so well.

 

Magazines are a bit pricey and I would recommend the SigMan conversions on the magazines. I personally think the .22 conversion is a must have, particularly to help with training.

 

TheWombat

 

Wombat what's a Sigman conversion? Is there a website?

 

 

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Changes the magazines so:

1. Fits 15 rounds instead of 10

2. Prevents the slide going fully forward into battery after the last round, useful as the Sig .22 kit doesn't lock back the slide on the last round

 

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Website is www.sigpower.com

 

I typed SigMan earlier when I meant SigPower.

 

TheWombat

 

 

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