SIG DAK

[CB900F]

Fella's;

I see that CDNN is selling SIG 229's with "the new DAK trigger system". Could someone please inform me as to just what this trigger system is?

Thanks, 900F

 

[Syndrome]

According to SIG's website, the DAK system is SIG's DAO trigger. It provides a consistant trigger pull between 6.5 and 7.5 pounds, depending on which model of SIG you are shooting.

I'm really interested in trying one out once the opportunity presents itself.

 

[FJC]

I tried one at the local range, and really like it - enough that I bought a P239 DAK, and have a P220C DAK ordered.

It's a very smooth trigger, running around 6.5lbs on the P229. Definitely beats the DAO option.

 

[Alan Fud]

How much is CDNN selling them for?

 

[Walt Sherrill]

I've had seveal SIGs and have not been a big fan of their triggers.

The DAK trigger is about to make me reconsider. The ones I've handled and shot are very nice.

(And a lot better than Glock's trigger. And I like Glocks.)

 

[CB900F]

Alan;

$499.99 is what I remember.

900F

 

[Liam_G]

The Sig DAK is a lot like the Para Ordnance LDA trigger, a light DA trigger that has a full reset (i.e., the trigger has to return all the way to the front before you can fire again). Personally, because of the trigger reset, I prefer their traditional DA/SA trigger. I also prefer the HK LEM trigger, which is DAO, but has a much shorter reset.

However, the DAK does feel somewhat like a very nice DA revolver trigger, so if you like that, I bet you'll like the DAK.

Cheers,
Liam

 

[poppy]

Alan;

$499.99 is what I remember.

900F

That is correct, but only if you want 40S&W and it comes with only one 12 rd mag. They do have factory mags for $30.

I guess I would rather have the 229 in 357Sig with traditional trigger system for $390. The 229's are on page 50 of the current CDNN catalog.