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4 sty 2023 · does anyone know if Sig sells the Legion triggers separately? i went to the site and they don't have a trigger replacement listed, for the P938. i've been looking at some of these older models to purchase.
15 maj 2023 · Not sure what you might consider as justifiable money, but I see prices of Legion P938 at only $50 to $100 more than other P938 models. You couldn't get much trigger work done at a lesser cost, so it seems to be a better option to just pay the extra money on the Legion.
13 wrz 2020 · 1. Tillamook trigger upgrade. Stainless adjustable trigger to replace the Sig resin trigger. The trigger should reduce the reset range and I can hopefully smooth down the ridges to reduce the bite. 2. One piece stainless guide rod to replace the two piece rod that came on the pistol.
17 kwi 2024 · In the case of the P238/P938 they use a Trigger Return Spring instead of a 3 leaf Sear Spring, so Galloway Precision has what they describe as a 10% extra power Trigger Return Spring. I don't know how much this would equate as far as overall pull weight, not knowing the springs actual tensions.
In the Legion, you’re looking at a P938 with upgraded sights, flat-faced aluminum trigger, reshaped hammer, reprofiled frame and slide with more checkering and front cocking serrations, G10 grip panels, and a funneled magwell for the Legion’s redesigned magazine baseplates, all in an exclusive Legion Gray Cerakote finish.
14 sty 2019 · By the time you add those night sights, which usually run upwards of $100, get a couple more mags, and clean up the trigger (an important upgrade), you still won’t have as good a gun out of the box as you will the single action only Legion P938.
This was the only one of the current Legion series that I didn't have yet (if you don't count all the different variants of the P220), so I just had to buy it and find a better reason later. This has the most crisp trigger pull and shortest reset of any Sig trigger I own!
