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Ok, I have my 239DAK and there's a click when you pull the trigger, maybe 20% into the trigger pull. An intermediate reset point click after firing and releasing the trigger. I do not have a click after racking the slide and then pulling the trigger, nor do I have a click when releasing the trigger slowly unless I rack the slide while holding the trigger back. Sounds like you may need to have your gun further looked into.

quote: Originally posted by 4dannyg: Can I use a P239 9mm slide on my P239 40cal frame? I'll need a barrel also and some 9mm mags but will it work? Thanks If you're asking about the P239... I have P239 pistols in all three calibers. The .357sig and .40s&w slides will easily interchange, but the 9mm slide will not interchange with the larger calibers. http://sigforum.com/eve/forums...=458102712#458102712

As to the light primer strikes, I have had one experience of that with my .40 DAK P229, but it was attributable to the ammunition. I had a case of Fiocchi .40 S&W, I believe it was 170gr, that consistently gave me misfires. They always went off on the second strike, but it got to where it was happening several times in a magazine. I contacted Fiocchi about it, but I never heard anything back from them. I had brought the case to a GGI class...

Chris - The guns were lubricated with TW-25B. Our guns are well maintained and in pristine condition. When we trade in weapons they are in high demand because of our close care. After all, my officers lives depend on them. The ammo not being mentioned was to save the length of the post. CCI/Speer 180 grain Lawman (primary ammo used), Winchester WC401, and Remington. We exchanged the recoil spring on the weapons that had the failure to feed...

I described my problem to SIG and they believe there was a problem with the installation and said to send it back. I'll let you know the outcome.

Contacting them now, I "thought" ToolTech was their service agent..thanks for the heads up!

quote: Originally posted by GaryBF: Yes and yes. Hi Gary, as usual, thanks for the info.

Thanks for the info. I've considered chnaging-out the rod. I've noticed that during re-assembly and installing the rod and spring back into the slide, the spring easily kinks.

Hello, Thank you for the replies and information. So, just to make sure I got this right, lower number front sight, means lower impact, i.e., a taller sight. All my others Sigs shoot to point of aim. This Sig P226 also shot high for my wife. I will try another magazine to see if there are any more slide failures to lck back. Thanks ! NA15SA

quote: Originally posted by yanici: If you use loctite how do you zero the windage in? Seems like you just lock them in wherever you think they should be with the loctite. Doesn't sound right. Optimally you would adjust windage once you have put a spot of loctite on the loose sight at the range.