Sig Sauer MK25 vs West German P226
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- This video shows a comparison between the Sig Sauer P226 MK25 variant and the West German P226.
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I bought a Sig P226 Mk25 last month and I love it.
It’s a very accurate piece.
One of the best videos I've seen. Straight to the point and very comprehensive.
Had a chance to shoot both the new and the old P226. While the railed version has the advantage for flash light or laser I prefer old school German P226.
Same here.
Great video. Other differences include the slides being manufactured with stamped steel vs billet stainless. This, from other owners, means that parts will need to be replaced over the course of 5k or more rounds vs simply springs in the modern 226.
At a glance, I would have thought they were the same thing. Nice informative, detailed video.
Thanks Scott!
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Great video thanks for sharing!
Excellent video. Thanks.
Nice video. Well done.
Very interesting and well done production values. I'm a big Sig fan, but was not familiar with these models. Good shooting!
Thanks Mike!
Excellent video
A P226 I serial dated to 1990 has a different takedown lever. It doesn't have the raised stud/ledge at the bottom, just horizontal serrations. It's a tiny bit harder to strip because of this.
Absolutely no complaints about our 226’s!
great great video!
I’ve owned one since 1994 it’s been a gem 💎. Not sure when it was made but it’s definitely over 30 years old. Department issued.
Same here.
Good video my friend. I recently picked up a West German Two Tone and it shoots softer than my 226 Legion. Definitely my new favorite pistol. Subbed 👍🏻
Thank you and congratulations on your West German P226!
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Great video great information. Great cuts. Better than some overproduced videos where you’re looking at some pretty boy trying to look cool shooting.
Thanks @Bigkwan1220
Te hago una pregunta....esta pistola Sig Sauger P226 West Germany en 9mm dispara las puntas huecas (JHP) ??.
O sea alimenta sin problemas las puntas huecas (JHP) como las Federal de 124gr JHP (punta hueca) o alimenta sin problemas las Hornady Critical Duty FlexLock de 135gr JHP (punta hueca) ??
I do not actually own a Sig but I have the GSG 22;r Firefly that used to be the Sig Mosquito and it is an awesome weapon. I would pick Sig over Glock or any gun.
Any idea if both guns have MIM parts? I'm assuming they do. Just curious. As with all SIG guns...they are "production guns" so....i'd be surprised to find out any of them use no MIm parts and just forged e.g. the P Series Legionguns or the MK25....
Wish I had a German 226. I have a MK25 that has night sights and I put the SRT trigger kit in but it could use some better grips (plastic). I also have a 226 Extreme that came factory with night sights, SRT trigger and nice G10 grips and it needs nothing else. My only German SIG is a P220 that looks very much like your German 226. All are excellent high quality pistols that I prefer over my tupperware.
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My eyes are going too. Sad part of aging!
Can you possibly compare triggers...srt especially with single action, and if there's any creep.
Trigger is a big part of keeping gun or to letting it go perhaps.
Great Video Man.
Very Informative...
I Also have a West German P226.
And I Agreed 100%
They are Priceless..
So Over All which One Do you Prefer Best????
West German
The German model has a slightly bigger trigger guard also the front is more angled.
Please answer this if you can. Will a West German slide fit on a newer P226 frame while using a newer production barrel and newer recoil spring & guide rod ???
So basically could you just take your Mark 25 and toss its original slide to the side and then mate your West German slide to the gun while using all pre-existing parts and run it that way or no?
I don’t know. Never tried it. I might take a look next time I take them out.
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@CrankyFranky Plenty of info online that says it will fit. The barrels look identical as far as I can tell.
@@SkullCrushInc Oh okay, thanks for the help man I appreciate it.
I’ve always found the e2 grips to absolutely essential for the p226. I’m 6’2 and have very large hands and even still I find the stock p226 grips to be obnoxiously thick.
Very interesting video though!
Guess I want to add a west German model to the collection now..
All about personal preference. Every Sig I've bought with E2 grips, I've removed them so find them very unessential. Much prefer the full size grips and yes I have large hands.
Need to find a west german one.
Yes, you really do.
Had mine since the mid-80s and still have it.
I will always have it!
So all the magazines are interchangeable between both guns?
Yes.
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The old one looks better in my opinion
I like them both.
You should've passed on the MK25 and gone with the P226 Elite.
Why is that! I'm currently looking at the mk25...?
My UID sticker fell off.
God compares Mk 25 is better than German 226
I have a mk25, but it has always been said that the German gun is more precise, it may be a matter of coatings of mk25.