Sig Trigger Work?

[aa]

I have been shooting 1911's for a long time so I'm used to a good trgger.
I just ordered a Sig P-239. Has anyone had work done on a Sig trigger?
Just curious.
Thanks.

 

[jetman]

I have a Sig P229 I've had for many years and LOVE to shoot it. Recently I invested in a couple of Wilson Combats and they have really spoiled me with the sweet actions they have. I've considered sending my Sig to TJ's which is supposed to be THE Sig customizer to make to shoot a little more like the single action of my Wilsons. I've heard he isn't cheap but does excellent work.

http://members.aol.com/tjscustom/Web/TJ-home.htm

 

[boing]

Wrong TJ.

Teddy Jacobson in The Man: www.actionsbyt.com

 

[10-Ring]

1st piece of business...Welcome aa

Secondly, have you shot the SIG yet? Don't start looking for 'fixes' before you try it first. You might be surprised. If not, I believe SIG offers factory trigger work. It may be worth looking into.

 

[jetman]

Boing....

what's wrong with TJ ???

 

[boing]

California TJ? How 'bout having to send him ten dollars cash before he'll talk to you on the phone.

I've heard some complaints about California TJ, but not any more than you hear about most any gunsmith on the boards.

I've never heard a single complaint about Teddy Jacobson's work, even though his online personna has annoyed many people.

When people talk about TJ the Sig Trigger Guy, they're talking about Teddy Jacobson of Sugarland, Texas, not the other TJ.

 

[Chupacabra]

My brother just recently converted his DA Sig229 into a SA/DA. The single action is so sweet. As smooth as butter! Very little take up and the a very smooth break.

Now I want one.

 

[Al Thompson]

SIG did a triger job on my P220. Cost was about 60 bucks a few years back. IMHO, good value for the money.