SIG 522 SWAT model.

[The Burpster]

Very well sorted SIG 522 .22lr semi-auto. Lightened trigger polished transfer ramp. This cycles like a sewing machine and is accurate enough to win LSR competitions with RWS semi-auto (and I have) but is also a slick PR tool. I have installed a Beamshot laser in the forend instead of the plastic tube. And this is zeroed at 25m.
Comes in standard trim with 3 SIG mags (1x25 & 2 x10) and muzzle brake for £400
One off with purchase (if wanted as std rifle I will keep these and sell them spererately) package of 
2x Promag 30rd mags, 
SIG clip on cheek piece riser, 
A-Tec moderator (slot needed on FAC), 
Hogue SIG 5XX grip and
AR handguard converter nut 
£100. 
So total package £500.  F2F sale or Meet up. May even RFD transfer if travel isn’t an option. PM me for email address for HD images or questions. 

Selling to fund a change in thought for PR, no other reason. 

[D Johnson]

On 10/31/2019 at 10:13 AM, The Burpster said:

Very well sorted SIG 522 .22lr semi-auto. Lightened trigger polished transfer ramp. This cycles like a sewing machine and is accurate enough to win LSR competitions with RWS semi-auto (and I have) but is also a slick PR tool. I have installed a Beamshot laser in the forend instead of the plastic tube. And this is zeroed at 25m.
Comes in standard trim with 3 SIG mags (1x25 & 2 x10) and muzzle brake for £400
One off with purchase (if wanted as std rifle I will keep these and sell them spererately) package of 
2x Promag 30rd mags, 
SIG clip on cheek piece riser, 
A-Tec moderator (slot needed on FAC), 
Hogue SIG 5XX grip and
AR handguard converter nut 
£100. 
So total package £500.  F2F sale or Meet up. May even RFD transfer if travel isn’t an option. PM me for email address for HD images or questions. 

Selling to fund a change in thought for PR, no other reason. 

Cracking deal for someone I’d say. I’ve the same rifle and it cycles Eley contact Subs  like clockwork. Did you do the trigger work yourself ?. 

Cheers 

 

[The Burpster]

Thank you for the kind comments. Indeed yes I did do the trigger work after watching a YouTube tutorial from the US. Simple and minor polishing of burrs on a couple of parts. Made the lighter trigger spring from spring wire (had to experiment with several different gauges) but settled on one that gave nice crisp pull but didn’t need finger muscles like Arnold Shwarznegger..... Unlike the standard SIG item. 

[D Johnson]

1 hour ago, The Burpster said:

Thank you for the kind comments. Indeed yes I did do the trigger work after watching a YouTube tutorial from the US. Simple and minor polishing of burrs on a couple of parts. Made the lighter trigger spring from spring wire (had to experiment with several different gauges) but settled on one that gave nice crisp pull but didn’t need finger muscles like Arnold Shwarznegger..... Unlike the standard SIG item. 

Before you did the trigger work did you ever get a dead trigger on the initial cocking and attempting to fire. Ie you pull the trigger and it will travel the full distance but not release the hammer ??. 

[The Burpster]

51 minutes ago, D Johnson said:

Before you did the trigger work did you ever get a dead trigger on the initial cocking and attempting to fire. Ie you pull the trigger and it will travel the full distance but not release the hammer ??. 

Not that I remember..... it did take a while to find an ammo it cycled 100% That was also accurate. Once that was achieved I had to smoothen out the trigger pull and release as I would always end up pulling the second shot on a double tap. It has basically worked like a sewing machine ever since..... 

[The Burpster]

SOLD SUBJECT TO THE NORMAL.