Calling all sig experts, advice needed

[zachcz]

I have a 225a1 I picked up recently. Upon inspection of all contents of paperwork in case, I found a couple receipts from sig custom shop for xray sights and trigger work. Also a receipt for Robert Burke, the sig armorer, for an action job.

trigger seems noticeably better than other sigs I’ve had, not quite as nice as worked on Cz trigger but that could be my Cz bias.

I know we all hear about Cz triggers and CZC and cgw. Don’t hear or know much about Robert Burke or sig custom shop. All I know from receipts is they aren’t cheap.

any thoughts/info would be much appreciated.

 

[ECS686]

It probably is your bias. Your use to what your use to
I've carried SIGs job wise since 1994. Sig triggers are different from a CZ especially CZ custom but theres nothing wrong with them.


I have no clue about Mr Burke but, You have to remember a Sig is purley a duty gun. Custom CZs are more geared towards gun games

That said I have seen a ton more AD's and DQd by folks with CZs than Sigs. Both in the de cocking process as well as in between target transitions whem they wernt suppose to shoot (little less forgiving on the un indexed trigger finger than other makes)

 

[zachcz]

I totally agree with some of the CZs get way too light especially when the work is done by some YouTube Trained gunsmith. I actually don’t like super light triggers especially when added to super short resets. I am really liking the sig. 225a1 is my favorite sig to begin with so having the xray sights instead of the junk sig lites and the trigger work is just a bonus.

It probably is your bias. Your use to what your use to
I've carried SIGs job wise since 1994. Sig triggers are different from a CZ especially CZ custom but theres nothing wrong with them.


I have no clue about Mr Burke but, You have to remember a Sig is purley a duty gun. Custom CZs are more geared towards gun games

That said I have seen a ton more AD's and DQd by folks with CZs than Sigs. Both in the de cocking process as well as in between target transitions whem they wernt suppose to shoot (little less forgiving on the un indexed trigger finger than other makes)

 

[Bigtanker]

https://www.thesigarmorer.com

And he's on FB

 

[zachcz]

checked out the site and some video reviews and what not. Seems like the go to place for sig action enhancement. Was a new one to me. Glad all the paperwork was still in box or I would’ve just thought I got a nice Wednesday production and not a Monday or Friday LOL.

https://www.thesigarmorer.com

 

[churchmouse]

There is no comparing a Sig even with a very well shot in Pre-B CZ. Just not in the same arena. Let alone a well done CZ from CGW's which is my go to. Cajun Customs falls a bit short by comparison and they are stupid proud of the work they do. JMHO of course but I have a friend that re-worked the 2 C Customs I owned and they were pure butter when I got them back from him. Not stupid light just butter smooth.

Nope, no Sigs.

 

[Expat]

Burke is highly thought of in the Sig community.

 

[zachcz]

I agree totally about the smoothness means way more than weight. I feel the action work this it has had was focused on that. I’m pretty impressed with it honestly. Especially for a sig lol

There is no comparing a Sig even with a very well shot in Pre-B CZ. Just not in the same arena. Let alone a well done CZ from CGW's which is my go to. Cajun Customs falls a bit short by comparison and they are stupid proud of the work they do. JMHO of course but I have a friend that re-worked the 2 C Customs I owned and they were pure butter when I got them back from him. Not stupid light just butter smooth.

Nope, no Sigs.

 

[zachcz]

that’s what I’ve been reading. Seems to do good work based on my sample size of one.

Burke is highly thought of in the Sig community.

 

[mbkintner]

That said I have seen a ton more AD's and DQd by folks with CZs than Sigs. Both in the de cocking process as well as in between target transitions whem they wernt suppose to shoot (little less forgiving on the un indexed trigger finger than other makes)

Can you elaborate on this a bit? I carry a P225a1 but decided I wanted something with more capacity so I just picked up a CZ 75 D PCR today. I'm curious about your comments, I'll be carrying the PCR AIWB and want to make sure I know anything special I should be aware. Thanks.

 

[zachcz]

if you keep stock it’s good to go. It’s when people go insane trying to get lightest possible trigger pull and shortest resets is when problems can happen

Can you elaborate on this a bit? I carry a P225a1 but decided I wanted something with more capacity so I just picked up a CZ 75 D PCR today. I'm curious about your comments, I'll be carrying the PCR AIWB and want to make sure I know anything special I should be aware. Thanks.

 

[Hohn]

I totally agree with some of the CZs get way too light especially when the work is done by some YouTube Trained gunsmith. I actually don’t like super light triggers especially when added to super short resets. I am really liking the sig. 225a1 is my favorite sig to begin with so having the xray sights instead of the junk sig lites and the trigger work is just a bonus.

A trigger can either be very light OR very short, but doing both on any gun that doesn’t live on a rest exclusively is a mistake, imho.

 

[zachcz]

I totally agree. As much as I love Cz I will take a stock trigger over any upgrades any day of the week.

A trigger can either be very light OR very short, but doing both on any gun that doesn’t live on a rest exclusively is a mistake, imho.