The P226X Legion in single-action only gives you the long-slide feel of the X-Five line in a pistol with a lighter, more modern look.

Single-action only means a short, crisp trigger on every shot, and the hammer rides back in the cocked position. For competition and range use it is a benefit, since you can learn one trigger pull and repeat it. It does require care when carrying, and you should know the safety before you handle it.

The Legion line brings upgraded parts and a distinct finish to the P226 design. The all-metal frame adds weight that helps soak up the 9mm's recoil. A 10 round magazine can match state capacity limits and some competition divisions. Check your rules before you buy. Dry fire practice at home, with the pistol unloaded and ammunition in another room, builds trigger control cheaply. Ask your dealer to walk through takedown with you the first time so cleaning feels routine afterward.

It ships to a licensed dealer you choose, where you finish the background check and collect the pistol. A good option for a shooter who likes the single-action trigger.