Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL Tabletop Review and Field Strip

Published on September 27, 2025
Duration: 15:55

This review covers the Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL, highlighting its single-action-only trigger, Sig Lock optics mounting system, and Legion series features. The video includes a detailed tabletop examination and a straightforward field strip procedure, emphasizing the firearm's construction and potential for duty or carry use.

Quick Summary

The Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL features a single-action-only trigger, the Sig Lock optics mounting system for a low optic profile, Legion series enhancements like specialized grips and finish, and comes with three 18-round magazines.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL
  2. 00:21Unboxing and Included Accessories
  3. 00:46Sig Lock Optics Mounting System Explained
  4. 01:32Legion Series Features and Manual
  5. 02:18Ammunition Compatibility (+P, +P+)
  6. 02:49Firearm Aesthetics and Color
  7. 03:15P226X Model Differences
  8. 03:39Single Action Only Trigger
  9. 03:47Trigger Pull and Reset Analysis
  10. 05:09Intended Use: Duty vs. Concealed Carry
  11. 05:54Magazine Ejection and Capacity
  12. 06:41Muzzle Crown and Barrel Lockup
  13. 07:12Trigger Guard Texturing
  14. 08:02Grip Design and Ergonomics
  15. 08:30Controls: Slide Stop and Safety
  16. 08:42Sights: X-Ray Night Sights and Romeo X
  17. 09:05Safety Lever Play
  18. 09:26External Extractor
  19. 09:51Field Strip Procedure
  20. 10:16Inside the Slide and Frame
  21. 10:43Recoil Spring and Guide Rod
  22. 10:58Sig Lock Mounting Screws
  23. 11:10Barrel and Chamber Inspection
  24. 11:15Muzzle Crown Details
  25. 11:32Chamber Fitment Test
  26. 12:00Chamber Support Analysis
  27. 12:27Upcoming Range Video Preview
  28. 13:44Model Name and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL?

The Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL features a single-action-only trigger, the Sig Lock optics mounting system for a low optic profile, Legion series enhancements like specialized grips and finish, and comes with three 18-round magazines.

How does the Sig Lock optics mounting system work?

The Sig Lock system utilizes five points of contact between the optic and the pistol slide. Screws enter from the bottom, allowing the optic to sit very low, and it incorporates dovetail and recoil lug features for a rugged setup.

What type of ammunition is recommended for the Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL?

The firearm is rated for SAAMI specification ammunition, which includes standard 9mm and +P loads. However, +P+ ammunition is not recommended and may not be safe for use with this pistol.

Can the Sig P226X Legion SAO RSXL be used for concealed carry?

While it has a good trigger, the P226X Legion SAO is a substantial firearm, often considered a duty pistol. Its size and weight might make it less ideal for deep concealed carry compared to smaller pistols, but it could be carried OWB (Outside the Waistband).

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