SIG Sauer P226 Legion 9mm Legion Gray Cerakote Pistol

A: Hey Eric, I hope you got it figured out. This one is the SAO pistol per the part number. There were multiple other reviews since that first review as I'm sure you are aware that show it as SAO. Wouldn't hurt to call Buds though just to verify what you are getting 859) 368-0371. Hope this helps!

A: Marty, it is my opinion that the DASA will have a better SA trigger pull over the SAO. They are so close on the Legion that most would not readily notice the difference but, the DASA has a cleaner "break" and much less take up till break as well.

A: Donald, no Sir. The slide is not milled for addition of a Red Dot.

A: sorry it is not optics ready

A: The $1199 model is the P226 Legion model. It comes with Sig X-Ray night sights, three mags, G10 grips, and Legion grey finish. The stainless model is the Stainless Elite. Has standard night sights, wood grips, and extended beavertail grip. Also, the grey P226 you referenced is the single action only model 226. The stainless model is DA/SA.

A: James, other than the Action difference, the cost difference is due to the number of each in stock, Buds prices are tied to stock level and lower stock firearms will have a higher price compared to similar higher stock firearms. This is even within the same models with different colors.

A: Adrian, yes the mag release is reversable but from what I'm reading in can be a pain to do so. Hope this helps.

A: Adrian, yes Sir you certainly can. Depending on if you are talking about this newer model - Some good instructions here (Post #5) : https://www.sigtalk.com/threads/p226-legion-sao-can-you-switch-mag-release-to-right-side.407622/

A: Adrian, yes the mag release is reversible. Have a great day!

A: Hi Anton and welcome. You are correct and a picture correction has been submitted to Buds. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: you are correct the SAO comes with a flat trigger photo has been corrected