P226 Pink+P9 Recoil Spring
$12.00
The Grayguns hard duty Pink+P9 replacement recoil spring.
Description
The Grayguns PINK+P recoil spring for SIG Sauer® P226 pistols fills the need for a heavy-duty alternative recoil spring for maximum reliability and durability for high-volume shooting with hot 9mm loads.
It’s also highly suitable for use as an intermediate spring for reduced-power loads in the P220 .45 and P226 .40 / .357 pistols.
Fit Guide
Generally fits the following pistol models:
- All variations of the P226 in 9mm
- P226 in .40 or .357 SIG when using reduced-power loads
- P220 in .45 when using reduced-power loads
Additional information
| Shipping Weight | 0.0625 lbs |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 1 in |
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P226 Pink+P9 Recoil Spring
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Disclaimer
Many parts sold by Grayguns - including but not limited to triggers, trigger kits, internal components and spring kits - are intended for installation by a qualified armorer or gunsmith who is familiar with the firearm.
Although kits fit with no issues in a great majority of pistols, Grayguns cannot guarantee perfect functionality in every instance.
Due to varying tolerances present in all mass-produced firearms, professional fitting by a qualified armorer who is familiar with the pistol's action may be required.
Grayguns offers installation services for all parts kits we offer. If you have any issues or questions about the installation process, STOP IMMEDIATELY and contact the Grayguns Customer Service Team.
Just a basic upgrade for my German P226. Of course it fit flawlessly!
The “just right” recoil spring. When a .40 spring is too much but you want more than the pretty soft 9mm spring, this is the ticket. Much better control of +P or NATO ammo but still operated suppressed on 147gr powderpuff ammo.
Long story (Story can be read on Sig Talk – See link below) but I upgraded a SigP226 and had some fairly hardcore Jamming issues. I replaced the Aftermarket Guide Rod I had previously placed in my 226 with the Gray Guns Fat Guide Rod and Pink Spring. It was absolutely a spectacular experience and the Pink Spring ran like a champ and got my P226 up and running again with no Jams at the Range.
For the price of the Pink Spring compared to its performance, its a steal, like act now, seriousness… I cant imagine you will be disappointed. Sig Talk story reference posted above.
I was not sure if I was going to like the springs until I gained some experience with them. I was running a wolff springs 18lbs on my p226 based off of load but found myself running 9mm 150gr Federal Syntech ammo for steel on most local matches. Small instances of stovepipe issues with the heavier Wolff spring I was using. These springs cycled perfectly and gave me what I was hoping for in terms of reliability. I was running 18lbs springs prior when firing major PF loads but these works much better with the syntech. I am assuming these fall in the 17lbs range considering the slightly ease of slide cycling but ask the Grayguns team for that info.