Very thorough and nicely detailed as your videos always are. Really like the how high up the grips go like a Beretta 92g Elite LTT. The color hue to me appears to be almost bronze on my screen....appreciate the discussion of the slide rackable safety much like a Sig P938 Legion which I believe you have as well. Do not know if you watch Chuke's Outdoor Adventures, however that 10mm would make you well equipped for Alaska as they are very popular there, though most have striker fired Glocks or SA XDMs. However, I bet your trigger is better. Like the slightly bobbed mainspring housing. Shooting looks good to me especially for first range trip. Nice pair of Legions. Thanks Keanon!
@RE:Desert_Boy Thank you! 10mm seem to be making a slight comeback. Springfield Armory just put our a new compact one. Something about a all steel 10mm. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it as always!
Great review. I’m going to get the optic ready one. No issues on the 220 SAO trigger. I have it on two of my 226s legions, with optic ready and I use and abuse them. No issues.
I prefer the DA/SA version, the best of both designs. Single action for precision shooting and "Double Action" for carry and self-defense. The "Double Action" is as smooth as can be for a semi-auto pistol. P.S. yeah the color looks closer to the "Army Green" from the WWII era.
@precisionmarksman5761 Believe it or not it's suppose to be Legion gray. Sig changed to coating to a PVD since customers complained the original gray was getting scratched easily. Especially with holster wear. I hate this coating because it appears green. I have two other Legions that have the original coating a d two with the greenish coating. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
@roy ybarra Try ordering direct from Sig Sauer to send to your FFL or have your FFL order from them. I heard ofnsome success that way. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 people have had success by emailing them? I go on the site and to ‘buy now’ it sends me to a site with ridiculous pricing lol might have to bite the bullet one of these days if that’s the only option
Would you consider selling the p220 to get the new version that is optics ready. That model just came out. I don't know if you would go through the hassle for that feature.
@Jaime A Vasquez Jr I'm keep what I have. No difference in shooting capability. I like iron sights mostly. However you can. Buy the completed slide with the optic on it. It's an option but it is pricey. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Just picked up the P220 Legion 10mm sao. Had to do some serious horse trading at the shop. Shop owner said I hope to don’t have any regrets after your trades. Yup, me too. We’ll see. Hope not. Thanx for the vid. Darn good. 11/27..
Nice keanon!ive been wanting to get one in.45.I have a p229 legion in .40 and I love it!changing subject I took your advice and bought a sandman s for my 300 blackout pistol.now the wait begins🥲
Thank you Keanon. I wish I could find a 220 10mm. I have the .45 SAO, (and they are for sale everywhere) but in Massachusetts 10 SAO is scarce. I always look forward to your vids.
Hey Keanon my friend my heart goes out to your friend and yours well. Great Review I have a 220 Elite 45 Dark suppressor ready with aluminum grips, I've looked at the Legion series pistols a few times the 226 to be sure and believe them to be excellent pistols. Stay Strong my Brother.
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 I don't have a SIG 10mm , I love my P227 & my ( sold P220 ) both are tack drivers . Some day I may get a SIG 10 MM ?? Cry once & get the best !!
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 I got it used " as New " it came with 3 - 14 rd mags & 6 - 10 round mags , some were new in package , some were never put into a gun . So far Zero jams !! I got very lucky !! I tested most of them , filled , let sit for a month & fire them .
You mention the rail on your Sigs not being standard 1913. Would there be any issues mounting a Surefire to it? I don’t see any reason for Sig to include a non-standard rail unless they’re trying to force customers to use in-house accessories or if somehow there is a significant improvement over the 1913 rail in some way (I doubt it).
@user-wp6of5gu5h No need to worry. I've used Surefire and Olights on all my classic line Sigs. The only classic line Sig that has the 1913 rail is the P226 Mk25 because it was made for Navy Seals. Companies do their things to be different. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 at 15:12 you said it was failing to lock back and that was a complaint though? And that the .45 did the same up until around 500 rounds?
@@fredparrish9892 I might have gotten it mixed with the 45acp version I have both sorry. After shooting 45acp version does have lock back issues here and there still. The 10mm version has no issues. Sorry for the confusion.
Good video plenty of info! Thanks you probably just convinced me to get the 10mm version!
@steven3379 Great, I'm glad I could help. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Very Nice! Thank-you Sir.
Beretta Sr.
@BERETTA9mmUSA Been watching your video on your Legion 👍
Keanon, your reviews are TOP NOTCH, brother! Love this!!!
@KINGOFTHEDAD101 Thank you! I try to do my best. Thanks for your support! 👍
Very thorough and nicely detailed as your videos always are. Really like the how high up the grips go like a Beretta 92g Elite LTT. The color hue to me appears to be almost bronze on my screen....appreciate the discussion of the slide rackable safety much like a Sig P938 Legion which I believe you have as well. Do not know if you watch Chuke's Outdoor Adventures, however that 10mm would make you well equipped for Alaska as they are very popular there, though most have striker fired Glocks or SA XDMs. However, I bet your trigger is better. Like the slightly bobbed mainspring housing. Shooting looks good to me especially for first range trip. Nice pair of Legions. Thanks Keanon!
@RE:Desert_Boy Thank you! 10mm seem to be making a slight comeback. Springfield Armory just put our a new compact one. Something about a all steel 10mm. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it as always!
Great review. I’m going to get the optic ready one. No issues on the 220 SAO trigger. I have it on two of my 226s legions, with optic ready and I use and abuse them. No issues.
@imanibarnett7513 At the time I bought mine, no option for an optic. Hope you get yours! Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it! 👍
Congrats, waiting for an RX in the P220 10mm LEGION. Thanks for sharing.
@John Band Hope you get it soon! Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
I prefer the DA/SA version, the best of both designs. Single action for precision shooting and "Double Action" for carry and self-defense.
The "Double Action" is as smooth as can be for a semi-auto pistol.
P.S. yeah the color looks closer to the "Army Green" from the WWII era.
@precisionmarksman5761 Believe it or not it's suppose to be Legion gray. Sig changed to coating to a PVD since customers complained the original gray was getting scratched easily. Especially with holster wear. I hate this coating because it appears green. I have two other Legions that have the original coating a d two with the greenish coating. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Hopefully one day I will find the DA/SA 10mm version of it.
I’m really starting to like the idea of a safety on my carry guns. I may prefer the .45 though. :) Nice review!
@wjjohn0able The 45acp is a good option. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Very nice, thank you for showing them.
I used to want one of these so bad.
Also great to see you again!
@Rabbi Thanks, I hope you're doing well!
I want one of these bad but I can’t find any in my area. Great review brother 🤙🏼
@roy ybarra Try ordering direct from Sig Sauer to send to your FFL or have your FFL order from them. I heard ofnsome success that way. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 people have had success by emailing them? I go on the site and to ‘buy now’ it sends me to a site with ridiculous pricing lol might have to bite the bullet one of these days if that’s the only option
@@Gimmithat491 I prefer to call them directly, I old school that way lol I call the same rep all the time for parts etc. The site a pain.
Would you consider selling the p220 to get the new version that is optics ready. That model just came out. I don't know if you would go through the hassle for that feature.
@Jaime A Vasquez Jr I'm keep what I have. No difference in shooting capability. I like iron sights mostly. However you can. Buy the completed slide with the optic on it. It's an option but it is pricey. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Just picked up the P220 Legion 10mm sao. Had to do some serious horse trading at the shop. Shop owner said I hope to don’t have any regrets after your trades. Yup, me too. We’ll see. Hope not. Thanx for the vid. Darn good. 11/27..
@Sam Sammy Congrats! I'm pretty sure you won't regret! Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Nice keanon!ive been wanting to get one in.45.I have a p229 legion in .40 and I love it!changing subject I took your advice and bought a sandman s for my 300 blackout pistol.now the wait begins🥲
@roy yates Wow a P229 Legion in .40 that's a unicorn! I haven't seen one of those yet! Your going to love your Sandman S when you get it out of jail!
Thank you Keanon. I wish I could find a 220 10mm. I have the .45 SAO, (and they are for sale everywhere) but in Massachusetts 10 SAO is scarce. I always look forward to your vids.
@TFC Hopefully you can order one via online broker to ship to your FFL. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
Hey Keanon my friend my heart goes out to your friend and yours well. Great Review I have a 220 Elite 45 Dark suppressor ready with aluminum grips, I've looked at the Legion series pistols a few times the 226 to be sure and believe them to be excellent pistols. Stay Strong my Brother.
Many Thanks
@Dan O'Neill Thank you for watching, greatly appreciate it!
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 I don't have a SIG 10mm , I love my P227 & my ( sold P220 ) both are tack drivers . Some day I may get a SIG 10 MM ?? Cry once & get the best !!
@@danoneill2846 I have the P227 as well and love it! Hang on to your P227, Sig stop making them. If I find another one I'll pick it up.
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 I got it used " as New " it came with 3 - 14 rd mags & 6 - 10 round mags , some were new in package , some were never put into a gun . So far Zero jams !! I got very lucky !! I tested most of them , filled , let sit for a month & fire them .
You mention the rail on your Sigs not being standard 1913. Would there be any issues mounting a Surefire to it? I don’t see any reason for Sig to include a non-standard rail unless they’re trying to force customers to use in-house accessories or if somehow there is a significant improvement over the 1913 rail in some way (I doubt it).
@user-wp6of5gu5h No need to worry. I've used Surefire and Olights on all my classic line Sigs. The only classic line Sig that has the 1913 rail is the P226 Mk25 because it was made for Navy Seals. Companies do their things to be different. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
I've heard the recoil spring in the 10mm is very stiff, I could see that causing lock back issues until broken in a bit. Did it ever break in for ya?
@fredparrish9892 I've been fortunate not to ever have that issue. Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 at 15:12 you said it was failing to lock back and that was a complaint though? And that the .45 did the same up until around 500 rounds?
@@fredparrish9892 I might have gotten it mixed with the 45acp version I have both sorry. After shooting 45acp version does have lock back issues here and there still. The 10mm version has no issues. Sorry for the confusion.
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 no problem thank you for the replies & informative video!
I have the 9mm version love it. Not sure aluminum frame on 10mm will hold up
@J Kim The frame on mine is "all" steel. The 9mm are so nice to shoot! Thanks for watching, greatly appreciate it!