What have you bought in the last 48 hours gun related?

Did you say...Legion?

 

What's so different about it? Other then the 1k price tag?

 

I'm guessing the trigger. Curious about a legion compared to one that was worked over by Bruce Gray..

 

I'm pretty sure the combat has a srt trigger . Curious to know the difference. Quantico tactical or keisler , can't remember which one right now, sells sigs at a discount to first responders, cops, medics, military, etc

 

Everything that matters in an already reliable gun:

*Night sights are unique and amazing on the legions
*Grips are great compared to the stock P226
*De-cocker and slide stop are low profile to avoid being hit accidentally
*Random serrations added to enhance grip on different places
*Solid steel guide rod to help with muzzle rise and reliability
*Trigger that's supposedly better than the SRT trigger
*Plus more little things here and there like coating, frame modification, etc

 

Here's a side by side of my legion and my combat. You can see the difference in slide stop levers, the difference in trigger thickness, as well as the more aggressive texturing on the front strap.

 

Thank you for adding that to my list

 

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Whats it cost to do that? Stamp and suppressor?

Just wondering, I you're willing to share you can pm me if you'd like ...

 

You are looking at anywhere from ~800 to over 1k. A threaded barrel for the 226 is around 170 on the lower end. 200 for the tax stamp. Cost of the suppressor depends on which one you get. You can get one for 500 or spend upwards of 1k for one.

 

Bought a 2 day covert carry training course with Mike Pannone.

 

Got my stamp in a while ago and finished my can

 

Adams Arms AR-15, vortex red dot, and a fore grip more to come

 

Wow, thank you very much. It's very cool but wow I didn't think it would be that expensive.

 

Elzetta flashlight mount for the 870 tactical build...........

 

bags to sight in my rifles

 

How did you like his class? I took a two day sentinel class with Pat McNamara in March, and have been thinking of taking another class with either Mike Pannone or Larry Vickers.

 

Traded a used FNS9 for a new P938 SAS


Also have a few boxes of 147gr HSTs for this coming

 

ballin

 

It was good and insightful, I'm keeping my eye on the Alias site when they're going to be close so I can drive the taco there.