It looks like I may not get to the range to shoot the P226 for a least a week.
I will post a range report when I do. The trigger action -- which SIG hosed up, and then just returned to standard factory -- was incredibly improved by AP&W. As a result of these rather eye-opening experiences, should I ever need any work done on either SIG, I know where I'll send it, and a hint is: it's not in New Hampshire.
In a flurry of pistol-related expeditures which are most probably ill-advised at this time (but against the temptation I seem completely helpless), AP&W now has my Rohrbaugh R9s, to do a 'Corey' on it, if that is a verb.
I have a dear friend who has three pairs of expensive Oakley sunglasses. It is my full intention to always own more handguns than he has Oakleys, so some time in the not too distant future. it will be necessary to buy another, to keep the edge over him. At the risk of starting an overhwhelming firestorm of controversy over a subject likely never to be resolved:
if I were to go forth and seek a 1911, and be comfortable with one I could purchase as a factory model and not spend anything for a year (OK, maybe six months) on modifying, what might that be and why?
I will now duck and cover.
