SIG P226 DAK w/Rails
$64.74
- SKUFSP226RDAK
- UPC
- BrandBlueguns
Discontinued
Description
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The BlueGuns SIG P226 DAK w/Rails (Model FSP226RDAK) is an inert, full-scale training replica of the specific SIG Sauer P226 variant equipped with the Double Action Kellerman (DAK) trigger system and an integrated accessory rail.
Description
Construction: Like all BlueGuns, it is made from high-impact, wire-reinforced polyurethane. This material is designed to resist bending, flexing, and breaking, even when used for aggressive weapon retention or floor-impact drills.
DAK Configuration: This model specifically replicates the DAK variant of the P226. Visually and physically, it features the distinct lack of a decocking lever (standard on DA/SA models) and the specific hammer profile associated with SIG's double-action-only system.
Accessory Rail: The frame includes a molded 1:1 scale Picatinny rail. This allows for the attachment of real weapon lights (like the Surefire X300 or Streamlight TLR series) or lasers, making it ideal for low-light tactical training.
Industry Standard Safety: Finished in "Law Enforcement Blue," it provides immediate visual confirmation to instructors and students that no live firearm is present in the training area.
Key Specifications
SKU: FSP226RDAK (Blue) or FSP226RDAKW (Weighted).
Fitment: The dimensions are precision-molded to fit duty holsters designed for the P226 Rail, such as those from Safariland, Blackhawk, and Galls.
Weight: * Standard: A lightweight version for instructional use.
Weighted: An approximately 34-ounce version that mimics the heft of a fully loaded steel-frame P226.
Primary Use Cases
Holster Molding: Because it is a "dry" resin mold without a greasy finish, it is a preferred tool for custom Kydex and leather holster makers to form their products.
Tactical Light Drills: Practice activating and clearing rooms with a rail-mounted light without the safety concerns of using a live weapon.
DAK Familiarization: Useful for agencies transitioning to the DAK trigger system to help officers get used to the grip and lack of manual controls compared to standard P226 models.
The BlueGuns SIG P226 DAK w/Rails (Model FSP226RDAK) is an inert, full-scale training replica of the specific SIG Sauer P226 variant equipped with the Double Action Kellerman (DAK) trigger system and an integrated accessory rail.
Description
Construction: Like all BlueGuns, it is made from high-impact, wire-reinforced polyurethane. This material is designed to resist bending, flexing, and breaking, even when used for aggressive weapon retention or floor-impact drills.
DAK Configuration: This model specifically replicates the DAK variant of the P226. Visually and physically, it features the distinct lack of a decocking lever (standard on DA/SA models) and the specific hammer profile associated with SIG's double-action-only system.
Accessory Rail: The frame includes a molded 1:1 scale Picatinny rail. This allows for the attachment of real weapon lights (like the Surefire X300 or Streamlight TLR series) or lasers, making it ideal for low-light tactical training.
Industry Standard Safety: Finished in "Law Enforcement Blue," it provides immediate visual confirmation to instructors and students that no live firearm is present in the training area.
Key Specifications
SKU: FSP226RDAK (Blue) or FSP226RDAKW (Weighted).
Fitment: The dimensions are precision-molded to fit duty holsters designed for the P226 Rail, such as those from Safariland, Blackhawk, and Galls.
Weight: * Standard: A lightweight version for instructional use.
Weighted: An approximately 34-ounce version that mimics the heft of a fully loaded steel-frame P226.
Primary Use Cases
Holster Molding: Because it is a "dry" resin mold without a greasy finish, it is a preferred tool for custom Kydex and leather holster makers to form their products.
Tactical Light Drills: Practice activating and clearing rooms with a rail-mounted light without the safety concerns of using a live weapon.
DAK Familiarization: Useful for agencies transitioning to the DAK trigger system to help officers get used to the grip and lack of manual controls compared to standard P226 models.