Has anyone been able to get this to fit a SIG 226R? The slide won't close all the way for me. Am I missing something?
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If the round chambers it should fit. I wouldn't try to force it in beyond racking the gun and letting the force of the slide chamber the device. If it doesn't close properly after a few tries, I'd contact LaserLyte.
1067573
I'm using this in three different pistols without issues, one has a custom barrel "Storm Lake" with a tight chamber. You may need to remove the barrel and then insert it. Try a little lube on the "O" rings
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I used mine on a Ruger SR22 and all I did was pit some cardboard on the side of the slide. Then tighten it up
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I do not own sig 226 but I have seen plenty of them, it is a popular handgun. I believe it will fit this holster
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I will check when I get home at 6 tonight. I have it mounted to the picatinny rail under the handguard furthest forward to the muzzle. I will check and see if the enclosed screw mount with the bipod fits the predrilled hole in the picatinny rail. I personally like to use the picatinny mount its easier and less parts. The screw mount has to mount to the picatinny mount on the bipod then to your hand guard. The more parts means more to come loose and more weight
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I would have to echo the previous answer. Never used it on a Sig, only on a Glock and various 1911's. Should work on any "squared" slide with dovetail mounting slots. I didn't pad it well when replacing the factory sights on my Para Compact 1911 with night sights, and did scratch the slide. Luckily, I "covered" the scratches in the black nitride finish using a black sharpie marker, and with a little time it has blended in so well I honestly can't tell where the scratches were.
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Brett, The sights come in different widths, so call, TruGlo and they will send you correct size for your Pistol. You need access to a Glock sight pusher tool. Make sure the screw is backed out on the rear sight. Before you try to push the sight on.Each time I have put one on, the rear sight, it works better a bit over on the right side. Only the plastic sights go exactly in the middle of the slide. You will need to do the final adjustment on the range. And again do back the screw out, each time b/4 you attempt to push the sight over! Tighten down when all finished.
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Mine fit fine.. as far as dependability shop elsewhere . mine would go off after a couple shots and not come back on for a while. No idea why but very disappointing for the $.. sold gun with laser
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I don't know. It fit a Ruger 1911 without any modifications. Normally slide releases are uniform in size, so I would think any fitting would be minor in nature.
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it should all sig slides are built the same. i have a 226 & 220 it works on both,good tool.
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I am sorry, I have no idea, you might want to contact the seller. The problem I had was where the compensator would lock or slide into the grove of the gun where the compensator goes. That piece was to fat to slide into the groove. To fit right, if any of that made sense to you.
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It locks in primarily around trigger guard and tension around slide. There's room I think for long slide 9 to fit, it fit my fns 9 perfect, some may stick a lil out the bottom.. as hard as holsters are to find I think it's worth a try. In my opinion.
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It won't fit just by pulling back the slide. You'll have to disassemble, like you do for cleaning, insert the trainer into the barrel, then reassemble. If you need an easy to follow guide, view https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SkU2eDPBes Good luck.
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No it won't fit a S&W 22, I have one as well and the slide is too wide for the holster, will not allow it to slide all the way down into the holster, plus the trigger guard is too far below the slide and is square and is too far forward to allow it as well, maybe if you could contact the mfg they might have a model for the S&W...
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I think the picatinny rail and ghost ring shroud might make it too wide. Especially If you have optics on the rail. It seems to work best with a basic 500 or Rem 870.
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Hey I just loaded up one of my mags for sr22 and tried it out. They fit albeit a wee bit tight. Definitely not hard to get out but when I had my p22 they came out just a little easier. They do not fit if they are empy due to the mag retention spring lever thing on the side of the mags of most .22 pistols! Hope this helps
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Put mine in today, not quite the mag drop I was hopping for. I have 22/45 lite, the mag still hangs a bit. Seems to be very little tolerances inside the mag well. Any one else having that issue ?
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The part will not hurt the gun but you are replaceing the slide stop with a longer one to accomidate the adaptor. I had to file mine down a bit to make it fit. it was kind of a pain in the but.