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pugs144 January 19th, 2008 00:47
I don't know guys, I've shot real-steel 226's and was never taught to employ the slide stop in this manner nor can I find it in the Sig 22X-series manual.
Seems quite silly since, as stated before, the heavy initial double-action pull negates the need for an externally safety. Same thing with the Beretta M9.

Danke January 19th, 2008 00:51
They're talking about airsoft here, not real steel Sigs.

The Japanese makers have a gentleman's agreement to add safeties to the fake pistols.

pugs144 January 19th, 2008 01:13
cool.

ILLusion January 19th, 2008 19:54
Hello miscommunication.

There is the slide catch, and then there is the slide release lever.

The slide release lever is the one you flip to take down the gun. As prelude mentioned, the slide release lever runs through the lower frame and is the large circle visible on the shooter's right side of the frame, directly above the front of the trigger guard. Push that to the left approximately 2mm to engage the safety.

As part of Japan's ASGK regulations, all airsoft guns must employ some use of a working safety mechanism, regardless of whether the real steel counterpart has a safety or not.

Omi-san January 20th, 2008 23:24
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Originally Posted by ILLusion (Post 619800)
Hello miscommunication.

There is the slide catch, and then there is the slide release lever.

The slide release lever is the one you flip to take down the gun. As prelude mentioned, the slide release lever runs through the lower frame and is the large circle visible on the shooter's right side of the frame, directly above the front of the trigger guard. Push that to the left approximately 2mm to engage the safety.
I have no idea what you are talking about. There's 3 "levers" (take down lever, decocking lever and slide catch/release) on the left side of the pistol and none of them can be "pushed" 2mm to the left to engage a safety.

AngelusNex January 21st, 2008 00:44
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Originally Posted by Omi-san (Post 620710)
I have no idea what you are talking about. There's 3 "levers" (take down lever, decocking lever and slide catch/release) on the left side of the pistol and none of them can be "pushed" 2mm to the left to engage a safety.
They mean pushed from the other side to engage the safety.

dodger_me January 21st, 2008 00:51
do i have to make a video?....

Omi-san January 21st, 2008 15:45
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Originally Posted by Sepulcrum (Post 620788)
They mean pushed from the other side to engage the safety.
Got it, thanks.

DarkAngel January 30th, 2008 11:14
video please, this is news to me.

Crunchmeister January 30th, 2008 12:40
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In that pic. The opposite side of the slide release lever. Push on that and the safety is activated. Push on the release lever on the other side to disengage.

Danke January 30th, 2008 13:27
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p230/Dan-ke/226.jpg
On, Off, Off, On. See it?

dontask January 30th, 2008 13:28
that'sss triiipy :p

Azriel_Strife February 2nd, 2008 18:02
Thank you, I'm not sure weather this method works on a reall p226, but every P226 airsoft Iv'e played with does (except the wal-mart one).

Anyone have the ability to check this feature on the real steel?

DarkAngel February 7th, 2008 00:20
thx, im gonna check this out on my sig :D

AngelusNex February 7th, 2008 00:51
doubt the real one has it, TM added it cause they have to have a safety on all replicas not cause it's same on the real.


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