SIG Sauer P226 Legion 9mm Gray Pistol

A: no it is not

A: This 226 is not Troy. Just the Sig "RX" listed models are milled for the Romeo Red Dot.

A: no it is not

A: no it is not

A: it is a alloy frame like all the classic (metal) sigs

A: Mitchell - It is an aluminum alloy frame, the same as many top manufacturers use today. You find them everywhere in the quality handgun arena. And they are holding up just fine. The real plus is being able to shed a few ounces, which can make a substantial difference in a long range session, or carrying all day, as well as being more corrosion resistant than carbon steel. Today's alloy gun frames are great.

A: Francis, in my opinion, no. The Standard 226 will give you 95% of what the Legion offers. I would spend the additional $ on practice ammunition.

A: Francis - One only measures worth of something by consideration of what one values. If the extra $$ spent to get the Legion, with it's adjustable, Sort reset trigger, X-Ray 3 high-viz night sights, and any other 'trimmings' that comes with the Legion, but not the Base model P226, is worth it to YOU then it is worth it ... No one else can judge what is 'worth it' in your mind. I have found over the years, it is better to go ahead and go First Class from the get-go, than to always have a lingering bit of guilt in the back of my mind, that I should have got the one I really wanted, instead of just 'settling' for the lesser one. There's a huge difference between a "bullet launcher" and a fine handgun. Is it worth it to YOU?

A: Jeffery, This 226 ships with sig factory Checkmate 15 round magazines.

A: Jeffrey, the 226 Legion includes (3) 15rd "Checkmate" Magazines for Sig Factory.

A: it includes (3) 15rd "Checkmate" Magazines

A: Eric, unfortunately this is the earlier Legion Gray PVD Finish on Slide and Frame model Sir. Cheers and you and yours stay safe!