MAGLOC®
1.
Solid Stainless Steel Guide Rod for SIG 220
Price: US $19.50
Features:
1. Added weight at front reduces muzzle jump.
2. Polished solid steel rod reduces spring bind.
3. Polished rod surface provides smoother cycling.
4. Solid steel rod would not wear out slide.
Specification:
1. Fits all SIG 220
pistols in 9mm, 38 super and .45ACP cal.
(does not fit other models of SIG pistol).
2. Made of solid stainless steel rod.
3. Weight: 1.13 oz (32.1 g ram)
Original guide rod: 0.50 oz (14.3 gram)
Weight increased by: 0.63 oz (17.8 gram) – 124%
weight increase.
Installation:
*Note: If you are not comfortable with the installation
procedures described below, please have the work done by a qualified gunsmith.*
**Make sure the firearm is unloaded before installation begins**
***Wear
eye protection as the guide rod or other parts might shoot out from the slide
during disassembly and installation.
***
1. Separate the slide from the frame as per SIG226 user manual.
2. Release the guide rod and recoil spring from the barrel.
3. Separate the original guide rod from the recoil spring.
4. Insert the replacement stainless steel guide rod into the recoil spring.
5. Insert the guide rod and recoil spring assembly onto the barrel.
6. Reinstall the slide back to the frame.
7. Test fire at an approved area to get use to the system.
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2. Solid Steel Guide Rod for SIG 226 pistol
Price: US $19.50
Specification:
1. Fits all SIG 226
pistols in 9mm, .357 SIG and .40 S&W cal.
(does not fit other models of SIG pistol).
2. Made of solid steel rod.
3. Weight: 1.14 oz (32.4 g ram)
Original guide rod: 0.50 oz (14.2 gram)
Weight increased by 0.64 oz (18.2 gram) – 128%
weight increase.
Installation:
Same as SIG 220
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3. Solid Steel Guide Rod for SIG 228, 229 pistol
Price: US $20.00
Specification:
1. Fits all SIG 228 and
229n 9mm and .40 S&W cal.
(does not fit other models of SIG pistol).
2. Made of solid steel rod.
3. Weight: 1.03 oz (29.2 g ram)
Original guide rod: 0.43 oz (12.3 gram)
Weight increased by: 0.60 oz
(16.9 gram) – 137% weight increase.
Installation:
Same as SIG 220
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4.
Solid Stainless Steel Guide Rod for
SIG
Pro 2022, 2009, 2340 pistol
Price: US $21.00I
Note: Does not fit
Sig Pro models with no hump on the rod body near the big end.
Some Sig Pro pistols plastic guide rod released after 2013 has
straight body and the flat recoil spring with a
smaller inside diameter. The recoil spring cannot be inserted over the hump
portion of our stainless steel guide
rod. Diameter of the main body of our stainless steel guide rod is 0.249"
(6.36mm), dia. on the hump portion is
0.267" (6.75mm).
Specification:
1. Fits all SIG Pro
2340, 2009, 2022 in 9mm 357 SIG and .40 S&W cal.
(does not fit other models of SIG pistol).
2. Made of solid steel rod.
3. Weight: 0.77 oz (21.8 gram)
Original guide rod: 0.11 oz (3.2 gram)
Weight increased by: 0.56 oz (18.6 gram) – 580%
weight increase.
Installation:
*Note: If you are
not comfortable with the installation procedures described below,
please have the work done by a qualified gunsmith. Wear eye protection and make
sure the firearm is unloaded before installation begins*
SIG Pro is a very
tight fit handgun in design and you have to break in the pistol for about
500 rounds for proper function. Please replace this guide rod after the break
in period.
1. Separate the slide
from the frame as per SIG Pro user manual.
2. Release the guide rod and recoil spring from the barrel.
3. Separate the original guide rod from the recoil spring.
4. Insert the replacement solid steel guide rod into the recoil spring.
5. Insert the replacement guide rod and recoil spring assembly into the slide.
Note: it is very tight
fit and you need to apply pressure to insert the guide rod into the slide.
Sometimes the muzzle end of the recoil spring might be blocking the guide
rod, the problem can
be solved by turning the recoil spring 90 degree.
6. Reinstall the
slide back to the frame.
7. Test fire at an approved area to get use to the system.
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