Need trigger work on Sig 220. Anyone?

hdrag3

November 15, 2002 06:28

Have been looking for a gunsmith here in california. No one seems qualified or wants to refer anyone? I would send it out of state. Help.

Henri Dragonas

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  Short Trader

  November 15, 2002 06:44

  Try the Moderator of the General Discussion forum, Nunn. He is a Sig armorer.
  
  Buy low, short high...

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  soflaac

  November 15, 2002 12:24

  Teddy Jacobsen of Sugarland, Texas gets very high marks for his trigger work on SIGs at the SIG discussion board - www.sigforum.com -
  
  His web-site is www.actionsbyT.com and he will answer questions by phone and by e-mail. Very courteous guy and quite fair prices.
  
  If you prefer to keep your gun in-state Tony Jimalkas works on many a-SIG and is w/in Cali. I believe his site is http://www.tjscustomgunworks.com/ . He is slightly more expensive, but I have a 220 tuned by him that has been my carry gun for several years.
  
  
  
  Edited by - soflaac on 11/15/2002 17:36:05

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  mballai

  November 15, 2002 13:41

  SIGs triggers tend to smooth themselves out over time. I like my SIGs pretty much as they are. Some SIGs are not as well tuned as others are.
  
  Any really competent smith can do a trigger. Ask your local guy if he works on SIGs. You might also contact SIG for a recommendation.
  
  Three Precious Metals: Gold, silver and lead

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  Txs

  November 15, 2002 15:03

  I rember Novak used to offer different levels of work on SIG pistols. They're widely known for the quality of work but their prices weren't bad.
  
  
  www.novaksights.com

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