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I was at the SIG Academy last year and I saw the only poorly functioning 229 I have ever encountered there. They told me that it had an astronomical number of rounds through it (factory loaner gun) and was having problems with the frangible they were shooting.
IIRC, they said that the problem was the trigger spring.
I would call the factory and ask if you could buy a spring kit, just in case you start having problems. Never hurts to have spares.
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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