Sig P226 Manual
TECHNICAL DATA Power source Spring Powered Caliber/Ammunition 6mm Round BBs Magazine capacity 17 BBs Total length 7.6 inches (19.3 cm) Weight 1.7 lbs. (.771 kg) Velocity 230 fps w/ 0.12g Scale 1:1 NOTICE FOR USE Dissasembling (taking apart) this soft product voids all warrant. Product must be returend in its original packaging. Federal law prohibits altering or removing the orange marking or painting over the transparent part of this product. Do NOT use 6mm paintballs with this airsoft unit as this may ruslt in jamming and will void warranty.Store the gun unloaded and do not look down the barrel (treat as if loaded).Never aim at a person, shoot fragile objects, or point at anything you do not wish to shoot.Keep finger off the trigger until ready to shoot and use eye protection -Keep out of reach of children.Only use.12 g and.20 g BBs INSTRUCTIONS Pictures are not contractual.
Pictures shown with a black model but representation and understanding remain similar with all black, silver, gold, and/or clear version series. To remove the magazine press the release (1) located on the left side of the grip. Slide magazine out.
Load the magazine with the appropriate ammos (one by one, or with a Speed Loader, not included). The maximum capacity is 17 rounds.
Insert magazine in receptacle. In order to fire, you have to cock the gun: pull the slide backwards as shown and release. Move the cursor to adjust Spin Up firing system. Adjust according the weight of BBs used. Pull the trigger. Once finished shooting make sure the gun is stored empty of any ammuntion, magazine approved.
.I would guess due to proximity that the 'mystery' pin keeps the extractor in place. Do you guys know where I can find an exploded view of my slide? Yes, you are correct, it holds the long extractor in place. It can be removed with a special punch available at Brownells I believe, which is a 7/64' with half the tip ground off to create a half moon profile. I fabricated my own by grinding half of the tip away. It can also be pushed out with a 1/16' punch, but I don't recommend that. Here is a link that may help (in the article, the phone number of Kathleen Randolph is given.
She is the training coordinator at SIG Academy. Call her and you too may be able to become a SIG Armorer): Here is the page from the SIG armorers manual (please note two (2) springs for the extractor, one inside the other). Did you click on the picture to enlarge it and look at the tips of larger ones? They aren't regular punches. The smaller are same design.
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I don't know. I haven't tried to remove an extractor yet.
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Those are typical roll pin punches, quite good, I might add. But they will not work for the application we are discussing. The hole that you access to drive the pin of the long extractor out is not round, but rather a semi-circle, half moon shaped, if you will. I'm not home now but when I get home later, I'll post a picture of what I am trying to explain. Yes, on the top of the slide, the hole is round. But you can't drive the pin out from this direction. The semicircle I'm trying to describe creates a shelf, of sorts, at the bottom of the pin, which prevents travel in that direction.
The pin has to be driven from the bottom of the slide and out the round hole at the top. Look at the link in my first post in this thread, these are instructions on how to work with the E2 style extractor. That may clarify, there's even a picture of the punch required.