Videos tagged with P228

This YouTube video features a Sig Sauer Commemorative M11-A1 P228 Limited Edition pistol. The title explicitly mentions the firearm model and its limited edition status, suggesting a review or showcase of this specific handgun. The inclusion of '#concealedcarry' indicates a focus on its potential use for personal protection. The hashtag '#subscribe' is a call to action for viewers to follow the channel.

This guide explains the SIG Sauer pistol sight numbering system, crucial for accurate firearm zeroing. Instruction from Brownells' technical staff highlights that higher sight numbers increase point of impact, with specific adjustments for front (1 inch/number at 25 yards) and rear sights (2 inches/number at 25 yards). Understanding these numbers and their location on the sights ensures proper firearm tuning.

This YouTube video focuses on the Sig Sauer P228 pistol chambered in 9mm. The title highlights specific aesthetic customizations, including a Satin Aluminum finish and Tungsten Cerakote, with the description adding a flair of 'Bling Bling,' suggesting a focus on the visual appeal and potentially custom aspects of the firearm. Given the detailed mention of the specific model and caliber, the content is likely a showcase or review of this particular firearm.

This video provides an expert-level comparison between the Sig Sauer SP2022 and the M11-A1 (P228), focusing on practical performance at an outdoor range. The instructor, demonstrating expert authority, evaluates accuracy, trigger systems (including SRT), recoil management, and value, particularly highlighting the SP2022's $499 price point and the M11-A1's aluminum frame benefits. The session includes testing with Mec-Gar extended magazines for both models.

This review of the SIG Sauer P229R 9mm, presented by Mrgunsngear, offers an objective and technically focused assessment. With high authority, the instructor details performance metrics including trigger pull weights, reliability over 600 rounds, and chronograph data for common defensive loads. The review covers practical aspects like carry comfort, minor finish wear concerns, and a comparison to the Glock 19, making it valuable for those considering this platform for concealed carry or duty.

This review highlights the Sig P228's legacy as a combat sidearm and desirable collectible, emphasizing its West German craftsmanship. Despite its 'compact' designation, it's larger than modern subcompacts but offers excellent shootability and accuracy, often outperforming larger models. The P228 features a classic DA/SA trigger, intuitive controls, and a robust stamped slide, distinct from the milled slides of later models like the P229.