I removed the rubber Hogue grips and installed the Sig slim-grips that didn’t fit on my other Sig, the 1989-year P220. They fit perfectly on this model.
The previous owner had a cat. I brushed out the spring and crevices.
This one has the “Nitron” finish on a stainless steel frame, so it’s also noticeably heavier than the other, aluminum-framed P220. Recoil shouldn’t be much of a problem as long as I grow Popeye arms.
The rail is a point where more weight can be added. Pretty soon it will be so covered in pistol-bling you won’t be able to pick it up. I’m thinking a light would be cool, I can’t afford a light/laser combo.
Not Clauswitz 
Switching between them there's nothing new to learn and no changes to make, no safety but the de-cocker tales away trigger-touching, and coming from revolvers I'm OK with the full-stroke double-action first squeeze.
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Good on ya, sir.
Looking at stuff right now and considering doing something similar…probably Glock 17 or 19, as the SHTF backup to my Gen2 G19, which has been a peach…to no one's surprise.
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Gotta keep it, “Two is one and one is none.” Besides it's also a New York reload. I'll figure something out. 🙂
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Trade off the older model?
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