Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer P226 X-Five Allround is a large frame, semi-automatic handgun, designed for competition, recreational, and self-defense shooting purposes. The P226 models are test fired at a range of 25 meters for accuracy by Sig Sauer. The X-Five Allround has a frame mounted decocking lever, along with left side controls, and front cocking serrations on the slide. It can also be used for International Practical Shooting Competition competitive division shooting, such as bulls-eye shooting.
The overall length of the P226 X-Five Allround is 8.8-inches, with a height of 5.7-inches, and 5-inches. The grips are black ergonomic with front strap checkering. The frame material is made from stainless steel with a natural stainless finish. The slide material is also made from stainless steel with a natural stainless finish. The sights are low-profile adjustable target sights. It holds a 17-round clip of 9mm ammunition, and 12-round clip of .40 S&W ammunition. The trigger is double and single action, with a pull of approximately 4.4-pounds (Single) and 10-pounds (Double).
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