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2/6/2026 7:37:35 PM EDT
Or at least a cheap one

What do I need to do?  

Legion with SRT in it. Planning on replacing the curved trigger with a flat faced trigger when it comes in next week.
I don’t like making plans for the day. Because then the word "premeditated" gets thrown around in the courtroom.
2/6/2026 8:09:57 PM EDT
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I would start with upgrading to a SuperStrut, or the GreyGuns version and also the GG SRT. I’m sure there is more to be done, but those 2 items are an improvement over stock.
2/6/2026 8:40:50 PM EDT
[#2]
Years ago I put E2 grips on two P226's and a P220, along the SRT kits.  I didn't know a flat trigger was available.
America is at that awkward stage, it’s too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards....Claire Wolfe
2/6/2026 8:48:22 PM EDT
[#3]
Super steut, flat trigger and wolffe springs.
2/6/2026 9:15:37 PM EDT
[#4]
Decocker or SAO?  It sounds like you already own it?  If not, be sure to get a SAO.  
The Legions they make now have some Greyguns parts already in them, including a flat trigger.  The trigger is pretty amazing.  I prefer a curved trigger myself, but it's easily my favorite trigger of any handgun I've used.  The trigger pull is pretty short and the reset is, too, so much so that smoothness doesn't even get noticed.  

I added up all the things I wanted and realized it was less expensive to just buy the Legion than buy everything piecemeal.   It was never my intention to join the "I pay to much" special Sig club, but here we are.  I'm pretty happy.   Just wish I'd gone with the P226 over the P229 since the grip is inexplicably fatter on the smaller gun.
2/6/2026 9:26:49 PM EDT
[#5]
Originally Posted By wlderdude:
Decocker or SAO?  It sounds like you already own it?  If not, be sure to get a SAO.  
The Legions they make now have some Greyguns parts already in them, including a flat trigger.  The trigger is pretty amazing.  I prefer a curved trigger myself, but it's easily my favorite trigger of any handgun I've used.  The trigger pull is pretty short and the reset is, too, so much so that smoothness doesn't even get noticed.  

I added up all the things I wanted and realized it was less expensive to just buy the Legion than buy everything piecemeal.   It was never my intention to join the "I pay to much" special Sig club, but here we are.  I'm pretty happy.   Just wish I'd gone with the P226 over the P229 since the grip is inexplicably fatter on the smaller gun.
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Already own it. 1st gen Legion originally a 40 I picked up a 9mm Legion slide for.
I don’t like making plans for the day. Because then the word "premeditated" gets thrown around in the courtroom.
2/6/2026 11:32:15 PM EDT
[#6]
I replaced my hammer spring on my duty 226 with an 18lb Wolff spring and put in an SRT. It made the trigger buttery smooth.
2/7/2026 9:19:44 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By BladedRonin:

Already own it. 1st gen Legion originally a 40 I picked up a 9mm Legion slide for.
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Don’t ever part with the original 40 legion slide, even if you don’t use it. Any 357/40 Legion is hard to come by.
I prefer the early ones like you have with the Grey PVD finish. They look badass. 👍

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