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Please post pictures of your SIG rifles within this thread. Show us what you've got!
 
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Sig 522 mod



This is the first Sig Sauer weapon I bought. I was impressed with the info on it, and made just a few modification to the .22 rifle.



I took out the faux gas asjustment plug. That was there to store stuff. My pockets do just fine. What I did was take off the front sight block. Drill and tap for a set screw 8-32 allend head, and attched a laser I bought from Wal-Mart for under $50.00. I wound the on/off swich cord though the handguard vents to be on the left side for activation by my thumb. The set screws allowed the laser to be mounted far enough out to access the laser's external adjustments for elevation and windage. The laser uses a larger flat head screw to tighten up the mechanism to the chassis(laser) and I had to loosen it slightly to get the laser to move, and then re-tighten. It was kind of a ***** getting the laser to point where it was hitting as even though I moved the adjustment set screws on the laser housing itself, when I tightened up the locking screw it moved it just a bit. Anyway, it provide excellent function to close in shots for the Sig 522. To change batteries, just take off the top hand guard and access the rear of the laser unit.







Left side showing the momentary on/off pad, the locking screw, and the 8-32 set screw I put into the front sight block.









Right side showing the small set screw on the laser body, the upward 8-32 set screw and the normal set screw that comes on the rifle from the factory













While were about pictures, below are Safety Lever hightlights I made for myself to see at a glance under low light and you can even fell the "dot" that is exposed when you move the safety lever into the fire position with just your finger. I drilled a small dimple in the spot covered by the safety lever when it is in the "SAFE" position and when the lever is moved into the FIRE position, the red dot now shows and you can also feel it with your fingers, even in the dark of night.











Safety to ON position





Ready to FIRE. You can also see the leftover pencil mark I made to outline where the safety lever position was before moving. I used that to gague where to put the small dimple.

 
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It's pretty much dead on. My refrence is the possum beside the house a couple of weeks ago. Except he's not saying much anymore. LOL Put the dot on his head and mr possum went to visit his ancestors. With the 2 set screws at about a 60 deg to the top, it puts plenty of grip of the laser to the top of the hole where the faux gas adjuster was. I used Threadlock on the set screws, so they don't vibrate loose. The laser seems to hold where it was when I finally got it set. The big screw that locks the mechaism in place holds the adjusters and because it is pressed against the adjusting set allen head screws on the main unit, they don't have a chance to move either.



Thanks for the compliment!
 
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Another 556......an earlier gun...bought maybe 3 months after the first 556's hit the shelves.


Umm...not to be a jerk, but you may need to clarify a bit. The "first 556's" were on shelves in 2007 and looked like this:







What you have there is a beautiful SIG556 Classic, as it's affectionately known to some. They were on limited shelves at the very end of 2008, and en masse first quarter 2009.
 
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FYI : assuming you actually desire a Birth Certificate for your black rifles.



"Date of Manufacture Certificate – Suitable for framing, it includes the pistol model and date of importation or manufacture. $49.95 (6-8 week turnaround time) ***Models pre-1990 may require model, caliber and finish facts from the customer to compliment the German D.O.M. information to make a complete certificate***"





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