Sig Sauer 229R9LEGIONRXP P229 Compact Legion RX 9mm Luger 3.90″ 10+1 Legion Gray Cerakote Elite Black G10 Grip

I carry compact pistols all the time. I am actually a Colt guy, but I do have two Sigs. This Sig points and shoots fantastic. I like the fat grip, but it may be too fat for smaller hands. The aim point is natural for me, and in these times of uncertainty, I like the fact that I can easily carry 15 rounds and 1 in the camber. The first time out, I shot both practice rounds and defense rounds. The pistol functioned well with no FTF, nor misfires of any kind. I had to stop and read how to turn the … Read More

Bought way back in ‘16. I love the feel and it is a very simple, elegant and easy firearm to learn with. It was my first actual gun upon the recommendation of friends who own Sig pistols and after reading numerous reviews, I took the plunge. My model has wood grips and an aluminum looking body. Forgive me for not being up on proper descriptions but, it is a great shooting pistol and even without a lot of instruction, it didn’t take long for me to be able to adequately shoot with accuracy. Use … Read More

I have had this P229 for about a year and a half now. It is one of my major carry pistols and I love it. I am a confirmed Colt owner, but this is amazing. I have only shot it about 1000 rounds, but I have not had a single misfire, stop pipe or any kind of stoppage., It is a pleasure to hold, though it may not be for a small handed person. I love the fact that it has extra firepower, and as a retired LEO, the extra rounds are important. I shoot 45 acp, but 9 mm is my second round. I have my own … Read More

I picked up the p229 SAO for two major reasons. First I have the p226 SAO purchased, used from a gunsmith. The work he put in made the 226 one of the easiest and nicest pistols I have ever handled. Thinking I could do the same with something I could carry, I did. In terms of ergonomics, trigger feel, trigger reset, this pistol will compete with a very well tuned 1911. In terms of capacity, I like this better. The only downside, is weight and size. It's not a pocket pistol, and it has a metal … Read More

I carry compact pistols all the time. I am actually a Colt guy, but I do have two Sigs. This Sig points and shoots fantastic. I like the fat grip, but it may be too fat for smaller hands. The aim point is natural for me, and in these times of uncertainty, I like the fact that I can easily carry 15 rounds and 1 in the camber. The first time out, I shot both practice rounds and defense rounds. The pistol functioned well with no FTF, nor misfires of any kind. I had to stop and read how to turn the

I own several Sigs and the Legion series has lived up to the hype. I have the SAO RXP P229 Legion and the Trigger is awesome. I also have the Legion IWB holster for it which is also impressive. It is worth the extra money.

I’ve shot many different 9mm, I own a few, I still love my iron sights 92A1, but this P229 is by far one of the nicest shooting pistols! I just spent some time at the range, shot about 100 rounds, very accurate right out of the box. I tweaked the red dot a little, and all shots are in tight groups, up to 25 yards. It’s to bad ammo has become ridiculously expensive, I would be shooting this gun as often as I could get to the range! I’m going to install the flat trigger. Spend the extra money and buy this gun.

I was a little skeptical with legion line given the pricing. However, after checking it out at the range, it was great at performance, and ease of use. I definitely like the trigger under cut, and the romeopro red dot. Easy to pick up on target.

Wow the old saying you get what you pay for, WHAT A MAGNIFICENT WEAPON STRAIGHT OUT OF THE BOX SHOOTING THAT WOULD MAKE JOHN WAYNE JEALOUS SUPERB WEAPON I AM SO HAPPY WITH IT. YA THE SIG SAUER P229 R SAO COSTS A PRETTY PENNY BUT THE MINUTE YOU SHOOT IT YOU WILL SEE WHY. LOVE IT , MY MISTAKE WAS LETTING MY WIFE SHOOT IT AND NOW SHE WANTS ONE SO BAD I HAVE TO BY ANOTHER ONE. LOVE IT GREAT GUN PLUS FREE LEGION TACTICAL RANGE BAG AND LEGION COIN

Bought way back in ‘16. I love the feel and it is a very simple, elegant and easy firearm to learn with. It was my first actual gun upon the recommendation of friends who own Sig pistols and after reading numerous reviews, I took the plunge. My model has wood grips and an aluminum looking body. Forgive me for not being up on proper descriptions but, it is a great shooting pistol and even without a lot of instruction, it didn’t take long for me to be able to adequately shoot with accuracy. Use

I have had this P229 for about a year and a half now. It is one of my major carry pistols and I love it. I am a confirmed Colt owner, but this is amazing. I have only shot it about 1000 rounds, but I have not had a single misfire, stop pipe or any kind of stoppage., It is a pleasure to hold, though it may not be for a small handed person. I love the fact that it has extra firepower, and as a retired LEO, the extra rounds are important. I shoot 45 acp, but 9 mm is my second round. I have my own

I picked up the p229 SAO for two major reasons. First I have the p226 SAO purchased, used from a gunsmith. The work he put in made the 226 one of the easiest and nicest pistols I have ever handled. Thinking I could do the same with something I could carry, I did. In terms of ergonomics, trigger feel, trigger reset, this pistol will compete with a very well tuned 1911. In terms of capacity, I like this better. The only downside, is weight and size. It's not a pocket pistol, and it has a metal

This is a Great Gun for Conceal Carry. I have had mine for 2 years with NO malfunctioning. I will be switching out the RMR for the Romeo ZeroPro.