Sig Sauer P226 E26940Yr 9Mm 4.4 2X15R Ltded

SKU:
145479944
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UPC:
798681703142
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MPN:
E26-9-40YR
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The Sig Sauer P226 40th Anniversary Edition is a full-size 9mm pistol that pays tribute to four decades of service in law enforcement, military, and civilian hands. This limited-edition model honors the original P226 that entered the XM9 Service Pistol Trials in 1984, the platform later adopted by Navy SEALs and DEVGRU. With a 4.4-inch stainless steel barrel, alloy frame, and classic DA/SA trigger system, the P226 Anniversary Edition combines time-tested ergonomics and reliability in a shooter-friendly package that fits both experienced operators and those stepping up to a proven full-size platform.

Built on the same formula that made the P226 a staple across U.S. law enforcement and international military agencies, this commemorative version ships with original-style packaging, a limited-edition P226 history booklet, and replica classic documentation—touches that make it as much a collectible as a functional sidearm. The gun itself carries all the core P226 credentials: a smooth double-stack magazine system, SIGLITE night sights for low-light work, and a solid 6.3-inch sight radius that supports both defensive and recreational shooting. The retro Hogue alloy grips and black-anodized frame evoke the pistol's heritage while maintaining the durability modern shooters expect.

Whether you're drawn to the P226 for range sessions, duty carry, or as a piece of firearms history, this 40th Anniversary release offers that rare combination of tactical pedigree and nostalgic appeal. Two 15-round steel magazines are included, giving you a total 31-round complement right out of the box—plenty of capacity for extended practice or defensive work. The Nitron-finished slide resists corrosion, and the stainless barrel will handle thousands of rounds without losing its edge.

Key Features

  • Full-size alloy frame with double-stack magazine capacity
  • 4.4-inch stainless steel barrel for reliable accuracy and velocity
  • DA/SA trigger system—double-action first shot, single-action follow-ups
  • SIGLITE night sights for low-light engagement
  • Two 15-round steel magazines included (31 rounds total)
  • Retro Hogue alloy grips honoring the original 1984 design
  • Black-anodized frame and Nitron-finished slide for corrosion resistance
  • Limited-edition packaging with P226 history booklet and classic user manual

Specifications

Caliber9mm Luger
Barrel Length4.4 inches
Overall Length7.7 inches (195.6 mm)
Overall Width1.5 inches (38 mm)
Height5.5 inches (139.7 mm)
Sight Radius6.3 inches
Magazine Capacity15+1 (two 15-round mags included)
Trigger ActionDouble Action / Single Action (DA/SA)
Trigger TypeStandard Curved
SightsSIGLITE Night Sights
Frame MaterialAlloy
Frame FinishBlack Anodized
Slide MaterialStainless Steel
Slide FinishNitron®
Barrel MaterialStainless Steel
Grip TypeRetro Hogue Alloy
Grip ColorBlack
Threaded BarrelNo
Optic ReadyNo
Manual SafetyNo
Pistol SizeFull-Size

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included with the P226 40th Anniversary Edition?

You get the pistol, two 15-round steel magazines, original-style packaging, a limited-edition History of the P226 booklet, and a replica classic user manual. It's a complete package designed as both a functional firearm and a collectible tribute to 40 years of P226 service history.

Is the P226 Anniversary a good full-size pistol for concealed carry or duty use?

The P226 is a proven full-size platform used across law enforcement and military globally. At 7.7 inches overall and 5.5 inches tall, it's larger than compact 9mms and better suited to open carry, duty rigs, or home defense. Its 15+1 capacity and DA/SA trigger make it reliable for trained shooters in defensive situations, though carry logistics depend on your setup and holster choice.

Can I add a laser, red dot, or other optic to this pistol?

This model is not optic-ready and does not come drilled or tapped for mounted optics. It relies on the SIGLITE night sights as supplied. If you're looking for a modular P226 with optic capability, you'd need a different variant.

What's the trigger like—DA/SA can be tricky for newer shooters?

The P226 uses a traditional double-action/single-action trigger with a standard curved profile. The first shot is double-action (heavier, longer trigger press), and subsequent shots are single-action (lighter, shorter). This requires practice to master the transition, but many shooters and agencies prefer DA/SA for its inherent safety advantage and historical familiarity across professional platforms.