SIG Sauer P226 Mk25 "SEAL" Pistol Discussion, History and Disassembly
The SIG Sauer P226 Mark 25 handgun was adopted by Naval Special Warfare Command after an initial solicitation by NSWC Crane. The handgun was and is still in use by a number of Sailors within this contingent, however the actual SEALs have and still are issued the standard Sig P226, rather than the Mark 25. Note that the other Sig handgun in here is actually a P229, instead of a standard P226. However for comparison’s sake, the P229 served well.
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This feels weird without Alex C...
Anyway, I've been thinking of purchasing a police trade in of a P22-whatever, but my local gun shop that carries these things usually only has them in .40 S&W, a round I don't stock and don't plan on getting into.
German use of the P226 had nothing to do with the adoption of the pistol by NSW. This video is replete with either misinformation or a lack of information. The history of the P226's adoption by NSW is easily accessible. Need to step up your game. Ian from Forgotten Weapons is kicking your butt.