The Sig P226 is still one of my favorite go to war handguns. That's because its amazing reliability, accuracy, ergonomics, durability, and track record are confidence inspiring and it is a life saving tool used by many agencies around the world. But training with your Sig can the financial hurt on you. Enter the Sig P226 .22 LR Conversion kit. Configured either with a retrofit slide or purpose built from the factory, the P226 LR is a both an effective training tool and recreational firearm in its own right. Also available are conversions for the P229 or P220 and the review applies to them as well. You will quickly note upon handling and firing the Sig P226LR (also called the Sig P226 Classic 22) is well-balanced and lightweight (only 25 ounces empty). The adjustable sights are excellent; the ergonomics outstanding, being identical to the normal full size Sigs. The 10 round polymer magazine is robust and easy to use (but remains outrageously expensive at $50!) and has the added advantage of identical form factor as its regular centerfire counterpart (for mag pouch training). Through our extended Run N Guns with the P226LR and unsupported standing positions, the accuracy seems excellent with one hole groups achievable at 8 yrd... somewhat bigger at 15 yrds. Benchresting with high quality ammo should achieve 2..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'zqcTuE_3pso',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> Sig P226LR:...
Check out the range setup on this trip: farm3.static.flickr.com Sig P226 LR @ 12 yds
Sig Sauer P226 classic .22 using CCI mini mags round nose 40gr Caty and my Sig...
A good idea to follow-up on the Sig226LR video I posted earlier. As Miss J pointed out while watching the original shoot, the target was at 20 yards, not the written 10. Oops :) After a day at the range, here's what our paper became. 1. Sig P226LR -Miss J 2. Ruger MkII - Miss J 3. Sig P226N 9mm - Me Sig 226LR Results
Part 2 of 3: Another Nutnfancy ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'gpPHfo7fASU',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> "Desert Gunnery"...
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Part 3 of 3: Another Nutnfancy ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'VP9gok6wRJ8',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> Desert Gunnery...
Shoot a thousand rounds in one hour. With a literal truckload of guns, targets, ammo, LBE, and gear, here comes another Nutnfancy RunNGun adventure. This time: Tactical .22s! Unlike their centerfire counterparts, you can go crazy with the round counts without breaking your bank account. And that's just what I had my shooters do: each run expends 132 rounds (!) as fast and accurately as possible. Each shooter takes a Tactical .22 and .22 pistol downrange to engage many Actiontarget.com steel plates at varying distances. Fast shots, timing, and lots of running find their way into the fun as usual here in TNP. This Nutnfancy Drill integrates the barricade for four stages of fire (supported strong side, unsupported window, prone, weak side), walking while shooting, engagements of AT Rimfire Dueling Tree (fun...use Nutnfancy 15% discount code...see sidebar at my Channel page youtube.com/nutnfancy!), and medium to longer range shots on steel from prone, kneeling, and standing positions. It was fun but entirely exhausting and each stage demanded lots of shooter concentration. Proctoring these shoots requires enormous amounts of work from me but they provide great data points (on all gear), recreation, and good training. Guns represented include: Sig 522 (100% reliable, even with Federal bulk ammo), Kel-Tec SU-22 (97% reliable), Bushmaster AR-15 CMMG .22 conversion (94% reliable), S&W M&P 15-22 MOE (98% reliable), Nutnfancy TAPCO 16..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'Rk8EEEA1vWg',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> "Firefight:" A...
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Another quick over view of a pistol. This time it is my Sig Sauer P226 Classic 22LR. hope you enjoy and subscribe. Sig Sauer P226...
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First time shooting the Sig P226 22LR Conversion Kit. 2 Failure to feeds of the mini mag ammo right off the start. Slide was stiff and not giving enough kick to force the round into the chamber. No real issues after the fist two failures to feed. Maybe one more incident. Bit in general all the rounds fired that got chambered. Ran 200 rounds through this kit to help break her in... Sig Sauer P226...
FrogBrother shooting my new P226 .22 at Chris' indoor range in Guilford, CT on March 1, 2009. My earlier attempts with the gun were fun but I was all over the place. FrogBrother proved it was me all over the place, not the gun! Sig Sauer P226 in...
Shooting review of the fun Walther P22 .22 semi-auto pistol. The P22 generally requires good ammo for function and as such we used CCI Mini Mag solids and they functioned 100% in the test. Other brands/types may not. But the gun proved adequately accurate, lightweight (17.2 oz), ergonomic for smaller hands (especially for women and kids), easy to load, and fun to shoot. Like all smaller pistols, it is hard to shoot accurately from unsupported positions. Also the sights are too coarse for high accuracy shooting (especially against indistinct targets) and the higher contrast target circles shown in the video helped achieve tighter groups. More details in the table top review of the P22. Overall it is a fun little plinker that can also serve as a close-range trainer for both new and experienced shooters. ////////////////////Nutnfancy Likeability Scale: 7.5 out of 10 Shooting Walther...
Another Basic-Edit Nutnfancy video showing some .22 target practice with my son LastSuspect. Here I'm working with him to solidify his "Buckmark Basics"...
Leapers UTG Commando Quad Rail system is designed with the Ruger 10/22 rifle in mind. I have found that it has its ups and downs. The upside is that you have more room than you know what to do with and a very aesthetic tactical look. It is made of a steel alloy and comes equipped with soft plastic snap-down covers. The downside is that you cannot use your iron sights. It has some significant weight, and lacks a lot of room on the bottom of the rail system. Many people, from the reviews I've read, have liked it and I do too. Really give the directions a good looking over before you assemble. Some folks end up carving up their poor OEM stock. There are different sized screws, so be aware and be good to your gun. It's a good deal at around $40. Look for it on cheaperthandirt.com, amazon.com, etc. Leapers UTG .22...
Volquartsen Mark II accurizing kit, Titanium dis-connector, bolt assist, exact edge extractor, reduced power spring kit. Teflon / Moly Matte black finish Power Custom Titanium firing pin, Clark Custom sear pin and hammer bushing. Majestic 1911 VZ grips and grip screws... Bruce Patza LCI delete. to be suppressed soon with a sparrow in stainless. this project turned out awesome. Ruger Mark III 22...
TNP like you've never seen before. Nutinsafancy...
Target identification is one of your primary responsibilities as a gun user. Sadly many have failed in the responsibility throughout the years and good people have been hurt accidentally. You'll need a light of some sort to do that at night. While handguns lights have been around a long time, most are beset with nagging weight, bulkiness, brightness, or cost issues. Finally a light incorporating super bright Cree LED technology has come out that solves these problems. The Streamlight TLR-3. Weighing only 2.4 ounces and being super compact, the light preserves most of the handling qualities of your sidearm and will fit easily in most light-compatible holsters. It isn't waterproof beyond 1 meter but its tough and throws a nice, bright white concentric beam out to about 30 yards using just one CR2 cell. Because of its single cell power source and pistol limited range, users may want to limit the TLR-3 for pistol use since other lightweight options exist that can throw further. Run time is about 1.5 hours says the manufacturer. User interface on the light is simple and positive as shown. The TLR-3 is very adaptable as well but the selected rail key may not allow the light to snug up tight against the trigger guard. Once properly installed, the TLR-3 rides very securely. Compact, bright, affordable, and durable: As of 2009 the TLR-3 leads the pack in handgun lighting capabilities at its price point and should become a best seller for Streamlight. . ///////////// Nutnfancy <b>...</b> Streamlight TLR-3...
Volquartsen Mark II accurizing kit, Titanium dis-connector, bolt assist, exact edge extractor, reduced power spring kit. Teflon / Moly Matte black finish Power Custom Titanium firing pin, Clark Custom sear pin and hammer bushing. Majestic 1911 VZ grips and grip screws... Bruce Patza LCI delete. to be suppressed soon with a sparrow in stainless. this project turned out awesome. Ruger Mark III 22...
The diminutive Walther P22 .22 pistol is a fun plinker and I consider it a good choice as a recreational pistol. Shooters with small hands will appreciate its ergonomics, easily accessed controls, ease of loading (both mags and slide racking), and smaller grip. Other upsides include tactical looks, more blast and recoil for a .22 makes it funner, versatile configurations (can swap out barrels easily), and light rail. But make sure you are realistic about the gun's capabilities. While some may choose this as a backup defensive pistol, there are better choices that are more durable, more reliable, more compact, and lighter (like the Beretta Model 21A if you must go with a .22 pistol). Also this is not a target pistol, and as noted in the shooting session vid of the gun, it is hard to shoot well due to its coarse combat sights, small size, and relative lightweight (Model 22007 is 17.2 oz). A Ruger 22/45 or Browning Buckmark will probably be a better choice for most shooters in their acquisition of their first .22 pistol. Those full size plinkers are more durable, easier make hits with, have a longer sighting radius, and their extra weight (around 35 oz) is welcome on the range (just like a good 1911 that can shoot fast and stay on target). I find in informal competitions using my 22/45 that P22 users just can't keep up, solely due to guns' capabilities (and not skill). But when properly fed and maintained, the little P22 still cranks the rounds out with surprising speed and <b>...</b> Walther P22...
Volquartsen Mark II accurizing kit, Titanium dis-connector, bolt assist, exact edge extractor, reduced power spring kit. Teflon / Moly Matte black finish Power Custom Titanium firing pin, Clark Custom sear pin and hammer bushing. Majestic 1911 VZ grips and grip screws... Bruce Patza LCI delete. to be suppressed soon with a sparrow in stainless. this project turned out awesome. Ruger Mark III 22...
It ain't perfect but it's fun. That's the Tactical .22 or T22 in a ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'c3wKO438N6c',1, '4','FFCC00')" /> "Highs and Lows...

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