[rsjr]

i have a very very very very dumb question for you...

i just bought a new 229 9mm and im very unfamiliar with sigs and it seems to me that the safety is hidden in some way and i cant seem to find it... please help me and map this out for me, this is very important

im an idiot, i know, but thank you all in advance.

rsjr

 

[Pistolero]

Double action Sig Sauers do not have safeties.

 

[El Padrino]

I don't think they make the 229 in 9mm. The safety is your finger.

 

[BigDog]

If you bought a new gun in a 9mm - you must have bought the 229R Sig. It is available in a 2 tone finish or all blued and with or without the DAK trigger. If you bought one with a DAK trigger it is Double Action Only and it has one lever on the left side of the slide that is a slide release. If you bought one without the DAK trigger it is Double action / single action with a decocker lever and a slide release lever on the left side. I like the DA/SA version so I can choose to bring the hammer back and shoot it like a single action gun if I choose. The DA/SA trigger is about 10lbs pull on first rd/ then 4.5 on the 2nd rd if you shoot it DA/SA. The DAK trigger is about 6.5 lbs all the time. There is no safety, like a 1911, on any of the DA / SA or DAO Sigs.

The 229 R is available currently in 9mm, .357 sig and .40 S&W
The 229 SAS is available only in .40 S&W
the 229R Equinox is available only in .40 S&W

You will see safeties on single action only sigs like the 226 X-Five series or the Revolution series of 1911's.

 

[Alert]

just a decocker on my Sig 229 9mm

 

[Fuelburns2]

There is no safety.

 

[Guest]

Junior, don't feel too bad about that missing safety. I had to get out the manual on my new 239 to discover that ...WHOA! ... the company forgot to put a safety on that pistol!
///olde 8) pharte///

 

[Guest]

:?: And why are we responding to an eight-month-old post?
Geez... reeeel dumb!

 

[Alert]

Re: re: to any sig owners

:?: And why are we responding to an eight-month-old post?
Geez... reeeel dumb!

troll much ?