SIG Sauer P229 Carry - Limited Edition

Published on March 31, 2016
Duration: 19:22

This review covers the SIG Sauer P229 Carry Limited Edition, highlighting its SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) treatment for concealed carry and its 'Franken-SIG' design. The video details initial range shots, a 'first hundred' round test, and an analysis of its Short Reset Trigger (SRT), SIGLITE night sights, and recoil management for the .357 SIG caliber. Despite a minor malfunction observed, the firearm is praised for accuracy and smooth shooting, with insights from an experienced shooter.

Quick Summary

The SIG Sauer P229 Carry SAS Limited Edition features a 'Franken-SIG' design with a P224 slide on a P229 frame for concealed carry. Its SAS treatment rounds sharp edges, while the Short Reset Trigger (SRT) and SIGLITE night sights enhance usability. Recoil for the .357 SIG is well-managed.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Unboxing and Initial Range Shots
  2. 01:46Model Introduction: P229C SAS Explained
  3. 04:30Technical Design: 'Franken-SIG' Concept
  4. 06:18Trigger and Sights Features
  5. 07:46Recoil and Bore Axis Analysis (.357 SIG)
  6. 09:51Malfunction Observation
  7. 11:51Final Summary and Features

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) treatment on the P229 Carry?

The SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) treatment involves rounding off all sharp corners and edges of the firearm, often called 'dehorning.' This modification prevents the pistol from snagging on clothing or holsters during a draw, making it more suitable for concealed carry.

What makes the SIG Sauer P229 Carry a 'Franken-SIG'?

The P229 Carry is termed a 'Franken-SIG' because it combines a P224 slide and a 3.5-inch barrel with a full-size P229 frame. This hybrid design offers a shorter overall length for better concealment while maintaining the grip and magazine capacity of a larger pistol.

How does the P229 Carry handle recoil, especially with .357 SIG?

Despite SIG Sauer's typically high bore axis, the P229 Carry effectively manages recoil for the .357 SIG round. This is attributed to the design of its recoil spring and barrel lug, which work together to mitigate felt recoil, often making it feel lighter than many 9mm pistols.

What are the key features of the SIG Sauer P229 Carry SAS Limited Edition?

Key features include the SAS treatment for snag-free drawing, a Short Reset Trigger (SRT) for faster follow-up shots, SIGLITE three-dot night sights for low-light visibility, G10 grips with 25 LPI checkering, and a 3.5-inch barrel on a full-size frame, chambered in .357 SIG with a 12-round capacity.

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