Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer P226 X-Five Tactical is a large frame, semi-automatic handgun, designed for competitive, recreational, and self-defense shooting. The The P226 Models are test fired for accuracy at 25 meters by Sig Sauer. The frame is a beavertail, has front cocking serrations on the slide, and an ambidextrous thumb safety with left side controls. The tactical version also has an integrated Picatinny M1913 Accessory rail for mounting a tactical light or laser onto the frame.
The overall length of the P226 X-Five is 8.8-inches, with a height of 5.9-inches, and a barrel length of 5-inches. The grips are black polymer with front strap checkering. The frame material is made from alloy, with black hard coat anodized finish. The slide material is made from stainless steel, with a black Nitron finish. It holds a 15-round clip of 9mm ammunition. The sights are the 3 white dot SigLit night sights. The trigger is single action only (SAO) with a pull of 4.5-pounds.
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