From Range to Carry: The All-New SIG SAUER P226-X LEGION Family Takes Aim [Video]

A modern evolution of the iconic SIG P226 platform—engineered for precision, built for adaptability, and ready for shooters who demand more. SIG SAUER’s legendary P226 platform just got a new chapter. The all-new P226-X LEGION and P226-XCARRY LEGION pistols build on the proven legacy of the XFIVE LEGION, delivering innovation, precision, and modern shooter-focused upgrades.

To mark the release, we’ve put together a feature video showcasing the SIG SAUER 226-X LEGION series in action—on the range and beyond.

Inspired by a Legacy, The New SIG SAUER P226-X Legion and SIG P226-XCARRY Legion is Built for Today

The P226-X LEGION series carries forward SIG SAUER’s uncompromising pursuit of performance. Whether you choose the full-size P226-X LEGION with a 4.4” barrel or the compact P226-XCARRY LEGION with a 3.8” barrel, both pistols offer:

• (3) 18-round flush-fit steel magazines for increased capacity
• Match-grade bull barrel with 35/35° reverse target crown for extreme accuracy and durability
• Adjustable trigger systems to match your shooting style
• Ergonomic X-Series frame with undercut trigger guard and 1913 accessory rail
• All-metal frame and slide built to last for generations

Trigger Options for Every Shooter

The SIG P226-X LEGION pistols let you tailor the feel of your trigger:

• AX1 (SAO): Single-Action Only with one-way over-travel adjustment
• AX2 (DA/SA): Double/Single-Action with two-way adjustability (pre-travel & over-travel)

Both trigger systems are finely tuned for competitive accuracy, personal defense, or everyday carry.

Ready for Optics, Configurable for You

The SIG P226-X LEGION platform is designed with customization in mind:

• Optics-ready slide compatible with SIGLOC Pro, ROMEO1Pro, ROMEO2, DPP, and RMR footprints
• Fully compatible with XFIVE series components—slides, magwells, sight plates, and controls
• Personalize your pistol with trigger upgrades, grip swaps, and optic choices to make it your own

SIG P226-X LEGION vs. P226-XCARRY LEGION

A New Standard in the SIG LEGION Line

The P226-X LEGION series is more than an upgrade—it’s an evolution. These pistols are designed for the modern shooter: configurable, precise, and built to endure.

👉 Watch the release video above and see how the SIG P226-X LEGION series takes the iconic SIG platform into the next generation.

Still have questions about the New SIG P226-X LEGION handgun series? Here are a few commonly asked questions for these new guns:

What is the difference between the P226-X LEGION and P226-XCARRY LEGION?

The P226-X LEGION is the full-size model with a 4.4” barrel, ideal for range and competition use. The P226-XCARRY LEGION is the compact 3.8” version, designed for carry and everyday defense. See chart above.

Are the P226-X LEGION pistols optic-ready?

Yes. Both the P226-X and P226-XCARRY LEGION are optic-ready and compatible with SIGLOC Pro, ROMEO1Pro, ROMEO2, DPP, and RMR footprints.

What magazines come with the P226-X LEGION series?

Each pistol ships with three 18-round flush-fit steel magazines for increased capacity right out of the box. (Per SIG SAUER website).

What trigger options are available on the P226-X LEGION?

Two systems are offered: AX1 (Single-Action Only with over-travel adjustment) and AX2 (Double/Single-Action with both pre-travel and over-travel adjustability).

Can I customize or upgrade the P226-X LEGION?

Yes. The series is compatible with XFIVE parts, including controls, slides, magwells, grips, and sight plates—allowing shooters to configure it to their preference. Find gun parts for your pistols.

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