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1911 board asking about a DA/SA pistol, I know, but I'm not trolling

I have an old W. German Sig P228 that I cant let go because of the way it comes to hand. As a carpenter I've come to really appreciate tools that are comfortable in hand.

I hate the first DA pull on it though, a long 12+ lb pull that isn't all together smooth.

I'm leaning toward sending it out to Grayguns for work because they specialize in Sig's
-Competition Short Reset Package
-P-Series Precision Intermediate Trigger
-Welded and fitted internal overtravel stop
-Single action pre-travel stop

Question for smiths and members: Would you have any opinions or suggestions for having any additional work done by Grayguns or possibly another smith on my P228

I have not really tracked who works on SIGs but I have to think that among them, Grayguns is at the top. Having met Bruce and knowing a little bit about him, I wouldn't hesitate to send him one.

David John,

Beware. PM sent.

I have several pistols by Mr. Gray. They're absolutely brilliant. Each one tailored to my specifications, elegant, professionally done..... and each has been bullet proof.

Let's have some pics!

I'll share some pic's!

I ended up sending my old P228 off to Grayguns for some of their work and goodies:

- Competition Short Reset Package
- PSPIT Intermediate Trigger
- Pretravel Reduction
- Intermediate Mag Release
- Nickel (PTFE) Plating of the internals
- Fat Guide Rod
- Dawson FO front sight with a Warren Tactical rear

For a DA/SA pistol the trigger work feels great, especially noticeable with the first double action pull. The pics are simple iPhone deals and obviously she's not a custom LTW work of art but she's looking pretty nice for a 1993 W. German.

What kind of grips ?

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