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Sig Classic // E2 Grip Removal and install with and without the E2 grip tool (Sig P226 E2, Sig P229

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This is an updated version of our Sig E2 Grip Removal and Install Video which walks you through the removal and install of the E2 grip on the Sig Classic line of pistols. We also walk you through some tricks we use to make the removal and install easier. In this video we show you how to remove the grips using the E2 grip removal tool, as well as, how to remove them if you don’t have the tool.

Although I show you this process on a Sig P220 E2 this will also work on a Sig P229 E2 and a Sig P226 E2 as well.

The Sig Classic Line of pistols includes the following models:

Sig Sauer P220, P224, P225, P226, P227, P228, P229, P239, M11, and the P6

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Check out all of my sig Classic videos in this play list https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLlRzRtKJRqP6xJsOScsWR6CD-BIBCnbr

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Video Index: 
Intro – 0:00
Checking for an unloaded firearm – 0:15
Removing the E2 Grip with the E2 Grip Tool – 0:47 
Removing the E2 Grip without the E2 Grip Tool – 2:15 
Installing the E2 Grip – 3:43

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About the Author: Jason Schaller is a former FFL holder and founder of Eagle Eye Shooters Supply in Helena, MT, where he provided professional gunsmithing services and guided customers on all aspects of firearms ownership. Today, he teaches DIY gunsmithing at The Rogue Banshee and serves as a Chief Instructor at Freedom Crew University. With over a decade of hands-on professional experience with firearms and nearly 30 years in IT, Jason also holds top cybersecurity certifications including CISSP, CISA, and CRISC. When he’s not geeking out, he’s helping others build self-reliance, critical thinking, and firearms proficiency through real-world content.

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