Gulf Breeze. Sig MK 25 Navy Seal edition

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[Gunslinger82]

Price drop $1200. New in the box. Unfired MK 25 pistol. Navy Seal edition. All black finish. 3 mags. Buyer must have CCW permit. No exceptions.

New in the box. Unfired MK 25 pistol. Navy Seal edition. All black finish. 3 mags. $1600 firm. Buyer must have CCW permit. No exceptions.

 

[Paul Mormak]

What's the difference between the P226 Legion I have and that?

 

[Gunslinger82]

What's the difference between the P226 Legion I have and that?

No idea. The MK 25 was supposedly made for the Seal teams.

 

[Boardfeet]

The MK 25 has more corrosion resistant coatings than the Legion. The MK 25 also comes with the short extractor. The newer Legion pistols may have it as well. The rail on the MK 25 is a true Mil-STD 1913 Picatinny rail. The Legion has a Sig proprietary rail that has shallower grooves and a curved face, it works just fine. The legion also has some frame grooves that the MK25 doesn’t have. These are both fine firearms with virtually all, if not ALL parts interchangeable.
IMO a Sig Sauer P226 is the standard for all 9mm pistols built today. How you like it dressed is personal preference. You cannot go wrong with either one. This one is a fine example of a MK25 and well worth the asking price. Just trying to be informative here, to the questions asked.

 

[Paul Mormak]

The MK 25 has more corrosion resistant coatings than the Legion. The MK 25 also comes with the short extractor. The newer Legion pistols may have it as well. The rail on the MK 25 is a true Mil-STD 1913 Picatinny rail. The Legion has a Sig proprietary rail that has shallower grooves and a curved face, it works just fine. The legion also has some frame grooves that the MK25 doesn’t have. These are both fine firearms with virtually all, if not ALL parts interchangeable.
IMO a Sig Sauer P226 is the standard for all 9mm pistols built today. How you like it dressed is personal preference. You cannot go wrong with either one. This one is a fine example of a MK25 and well worth the asking price. Just trying to be informative here, to the questions asked.

I agree, $1200 is a great price. Just curious of the known differences. Thanks for the info. Excellent shooting gun.

 

[Paul Mormak]

If I had the extra coin, I would be all over it. I love my sigs.

 

[Paul Mormak]

Pm Sent

 

[Boardfeet]

The Legion has better night sights and SRT trigger and grips and low profile decocker and slide lock, also a long extractor where the 25 has the short extractor. Believe this was a Navy spec for field servicing ease.

 

[Gunslinger82]

The MK 25 has more corrosion resistant coatings than the Legion. The MK 25 also comes with the short extractor. The newer Legion pistols may have it as well. The rail on the MK 25 is a true Mil-STD 1913 Picatinny rail. The Legion has a Sig proprietary rail that has shallower grooves and a curved face, it works just fine. The legion also has some frame grooves that the MK25 doesn’t have. These are both fine firearms with virtually all, if not ALL parts interchangeable.
IMO a Sig Sauer P226 is the standard for all 9mm pistols built today. How you like it dressed is personal preference. You cannot go wrong with either one. This one is a fine example of a MK25 and well worth the asking price. Just trying to be informative here, to the questions asked.

Appreciate your input!

 

[Boardfeet]

Appreciate your input!

No problem sir.
That is one fine firearm right there. I know, I have one. It is the 226 I personally prefer.

 

[Gunslinger82]

Sold! Great transaction with Paul.

 

[Paul Mormak]

Like wise.