SIG Sauer P227 SAS Gen 2

Excellent trigger but, slide and frame fit very sloppy in the one I received. Placing magazine in firearms with all 10 rds requires extra effort (not) smooth at all. Beautiful looking firearm but performance wise I find it needing. I have traded it for so

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Fantastic Pistol. Very accurate and reliable. Very pleased.

WOW!!! That about sums up my experience with the P227 SAS from SIG. High end quality in manufacturing, ergonomics, flawless operation, accuracy, and all that in a carry package that gives you 10+1 in 45 ACP. This is what I have come to expect and admire i

Great gun, I love mine but it is not an M1913 rail. The M1913 has more material & is flat. This is an accessory rail with a semi rounded rail. Overall a pretty good review & don’t find any issue other than the rail, that I disagree with. ??

P227SAS, another superb SIG product! Fresh out of the case, cleaned, & off to the range. Have run over 300+ mixed rounds of 4 different brands & types of 45acp so far with no problems at all. Trigger is a little heavier/stiffer & E2 grips a little rougher

P227R is a great gun. SRT kit is a must and so is the standard thicker trigger.

I received the Sig P227 SAS on 1/19/2016. The firearm was in excellent condition. After performing the initial cleaning, I was able to fire 100 rounds at the local range. First 50 rounds were MFS 230 grain +P JHP and the next 50 were my personal reloads.

Bud's has fantastic service and the Sig Sauer P227 SAS is a sensational gun. Will definately purchase from Bud's again. Thanks for a great buying experience.

Upon receipt, I could not even rack the slide. Upon further inspection, the barrel ramp appears to be out of spec as it is dragging against the frame when installed in the slide. Slide without barrel and recoil spring assembly attaches just fine to the fr

I had eagerly awaited my P227 and after picking it up from my FFL dealer yesterday, I could not be happier. The finish was perfect and no flaws noted on the pistol. Two 10 round mags, cleaning rod, lock which is typical. I have never cared for the .45 ACP

Sig makes great guns. People will prefer what they prefer. Heavier than a polymer framed pistol? Duh. Higher bore axis? Yeah, its hammer fired. Those parts take up room. Can Sig make a pistol with a lower bore axis? Yes, but will it still "look like a Si

Cool gun, I'm in NY and almost a year into my permit process. Because of you I am getting a Sig as my first hand gun so thanks. It won't be this one but most likely a 226 since I will not be able to have ccw at first.