"Sig P227 Full Review: Now This is a .45" by Nutnfancy

Published on July 20, 2013
Duration: 32:36

This guide details a DIY modification for Sig P250 .45 ACP magazines to function in the Sig P227, as demonstrated by Nutnfancy. The process involves grinding down specific baseplate flanges to ensure compatibility. This is presented as a cost-saving measure for P227 owners seeking additional magazines.

Quick Summary

The Sig P227 is presented as a high-capacity .45 ACP service pistol, suitable for home defense or tactical use, but generally too large for daily concealed carry. It offers near-identical ergonomics to the popular P226, making for an easy transition, and achieves approximately 2-inch groups at 25 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Initial Impressions
  2. 02:00Sig Sauer Brand Philosophy
  3. 04:30Caliber and Philosophy of Use (POU)
  4. 09:25Comparison with the Sig P226
  5. 11:40Firepower and Magazine Compatibility
  6. 13:40Accuracy Testing
  7. 15:50Ergonomics and Features
  8. 18:40Trigger Analysis
  9. 21:15Value and Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sig P227's intended purpose?

The Sig P227 is described as a "Go To War" (GTW) pistol, suitable for home defense or as a service sidearm. However, its size and weight make it generally too large for daily concealed carry (EDC) for most users.

How does the Sig P227 compare ergonomically to the P226?

The Sig P227's grip dimensions are nearly identical to the P226, with only a fractional difference in width and depth. This allows for a seamless transition for shooters familiar with the P226, and most P226R holsters will fit the P227.

What are the magazine options for the Sig P227?

The Sig P227 comes standard with a 10-round flush-fit double-stack magazine. A 14-round extended magazine is also available, and P250 .45 ACP magazines can be modified to function in the P227.

What is the typical accuracy of the Sig P227?

The Sig P227 demonstrates typical Sig precision, achieving approximately 2-inch groups at 25 yards when tested with various ammunition types.

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