NOTE: During the video I mentioned that it comes with 10 round mags. It actually comes with 8 round mags. Extended 10 round mags are available. Also, the screws for the weight/compensator are not the original screws. The previous owner stripped the originals. It was a chore to remove them and took a while to hunt down the original screws. Finally found them at a cost of $50 for 3 screws... Steep but the gun is now 100% factory correct.
Great find! Your presentation makes me regret selling my P220. Now I'm going to be on a quest to find one. LOL (My wife is already having a hard time with me rebuilding my "Regret Selling" firearms list... 😉)
I love my P220's in 45acp and 10mm (45acp and 10mm is still available as the Legion DA/SA and SAO). The one you have is really nice and the base plate is a great touch. Very nice firearm, congrats! I love those original P226 X5 and P220 that you have.
I have a p220 sport also! The compensator screws that you have on your example are not original and use phillips screws instead of Hex screws. Your local hardware store should have the same exact screw that looks more like the original p220 sport.
For the flinch, I found myself anticipating the shot. I had a buddy at the range load my magazines with live rounds and a few snap caps such that I would not know where the snap caps were. He helped me to steady my trigger pulls and work out the anticipation firing each round the same trigger pull. The snap caps showed my flinch and allowed me to concentrate on my trigger pull and fundamentals. Worked for me. Nice Sig 220
You said you were going to shoot 8 rounds which you did, but on table top you said mag capacity was 10 rounds. If I’m not mistaken, looks like an 8 round magazine? I have a Sig P220ST which is an all stainless frame and slide. I replaced the hogue rubber grips, because they were to fat for my small hand, with slimmer G10 grips.