SIG Sauer P227 SAS (.45 Friday)

Published on November 22, 2024
Duration: 7:51

This video reviews two SIG Sauer P227 SAS pistols, highlighting their custom shop 'carry melt' treatment and SIG's SRT trigger. The presenter demonstrates a gentle decocking technique to prevent frame wear and discusses the P227's ergonomics, capacity, and the unfortunate discontinuation of the model. Trigger pull weights for both double and single action are measured.

Quick Summary

The SIG Sauer P227 SAS is a .45 ACP pistol featuring a custom shop 'carry melt' treatment for enhanced concealed carry comfort and SIG's Short Reset Trigger (SRT) for improved shooting performance. It offers a double-stack magazine, providing higher capacity than single-stack models like the P220. A gentle decocking technique is advised to prevent frame wear.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: SIG P227 SAS .45 Friday
  2. 00:12Custom Shop SAS Treatment & SRT Trigger
  3. 00:31Sight Differences: Standard vs. Night Vision
  4. 01:01DPM Systems Guide Rod Assembly
  5. 01:23Gentle Decocking Technique for P-Series
  6. 02:35Double Action/Single Action Operation
  7. 03:12Trigger Pull Weight Measurement (Double Action)
  8. 03:53Trigger Pull Weight Measurement (Single Action)
  9. 04:13Capacity Comparison: P227 vs. P220
  10. 04:24Ergonomics & Grip Feel
  11. 04:43Aftermarket Grips & Magazine Details
  12. 05:29Machine Checkering & Undercut Trigger Guard
  13. 05:39SAS Treatment & Carry Melt Explained
  14. 06:06Trigger Reset Showcase (Old P227 SAS)
  15. 06:32Trigger Showcase (Original P227 SAS)
  16. 07:04Discontinuation of the P227 Model
  17. 07:10Comparison to P320 & Glock
  18. 07:32Conclusion: Love for the P227 SAS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SIG Sauer P227 SAS known for?

The SIG Sauer P227 SAS is recognized for its custom shop 'carry melt' treatment, which smooths sharp edges for comfortable concealed carry. It also features SIG's Short Reset Trigger (SRT) for improved shooting dynamics and is chambered in .45 ACP with a double-stack magazine capacity.

How does the SIG P227 SAS handle recoil and what are its trigger characteristics?

While not explicitly detailed in this segment, the P227 SAS is a .45 ACP pistol. The presenter highlights the SRT trigger's smooth double-action pull (measured around 9-10 lbs) and crisp single-action break (around 4.25 lbs) with a short reset, contributing to manageable recoil and faster follow-up shots.

What is the recommended technique for decocking a SIG P-Series pistol?

To prevent frame wear on SIG P-Series pistols, it's recommended to gently ride the decocker lever back up with your thumb after decocking. Avoid letting the lever snap back forcefully, as this can cause the lever to strike and mar the frame over time.

What are the key differences between the SIG P227 SAS and the SIG P220?

The primary difference is capacity: the P227 SAS is a double-stack .45 ACP, typically holding 10 rounds, whereas the P220 is a single-stack .45 ACP, usually holding fewer rounds. Both are SIG Sauer pistols, but the P227 offers a higher ammunition count.

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