First Look!! New Sig Sauer P226 ASE (TALO) - TheFireArmGuy

Published on December 6, 2016
Duration: 7:28

This video provides a first look at the new Sig Sauer P226 ASE (TALO Distributors) model, highlighting its unique alloy stainless elite finish achieved with a PVD coating. The presenter details its lighter weight compared to all-stainless models, the walnut grips with a Sig Sauer medallion, and the inclusion of the Short Reset Trigger (SRT). The video also covers the firearm's disassembly and reassembly process, emphasizing its ease and consistency with other Sig Sauer DA/SA handguns, and notes its popularity with law enforcement.

Quick Summary

The Sig Sauer P226 ASE (TALO) features a unique alloy frame with a PVD coating for a stainless steel look, making it about 10 ounces lighter than all-stainless models. It includes dark walnut grips with a Sig medallion and the Short Reset Trigger (SRT) for improved follow-up shots.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Sig Sauer P226 ASE
  2. 00:39Unique Features: Alloy Frame & PVD Coating
  3. 01:26Grips and Medallion Details
  4. 01:49Magazine Capacity and SRT
  5. 02:17Charging Serrations, Sights, and Rail
  6. 02:39Historical Context: P220 to P226
  7. 03:17Included Case and Accessories
  8. 03:41Extended Beaver Tail and Overall Aesthetics
  9. 04:05Weight Comparison: P226 ASE vs. Stainless P226
  10. 04:51Disassembly and Reassembly Process
  11. 05:14Internal Components: Rails, Guide Rod, Barrel
  12. 06:23Final Look and Impressions
  13. 06:31TALO Model and Pricing Discussion
  14. 06:53Short Reset Trigger Highlight
  15. 07:04Upcoming Range Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Sig Sauer P226 ASE unique compared to other P226 models?

The P226 ASE stands out with its alloy frame finished with a PVD coating that mimics stainless steel, making it lighter than all-stainless models. It also features distinctive dark rosewood walnut grips with a Sig Sauer medallion and comes as a TALO Distributors exclusive.

What is the weight difference between the Sig Sauer P226 ASE and a standard stainless steel P226?

The P226 ASE, with its alloy frame, weighs in at 32.5 ounces unloaded. This is approximately 10 ounces lighter than a traditional all-stainless steel P226, which typically weighs around 42 ounces.

Does the Sig Sauer P226 ASE come with the Short Reset Trigger (SRT)?

Yes, the Sig Sauer P226 ASE is equipped with the Short Reset Trigger (SRT). This feature is designed to provide a crisp and short trigger pull, particularly beneficial for follow-up shots.

How easy is it to disassemble the Sig Sauer P226 ASE?

Disassembling the P226 ASE is described as a simple and consistent process, similar to other Sig Sauer DA/SA handguns. It involves locking the slide back, pushing down a lever, and releasing the slide without needing to pull the trigger.

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