Sig Sauer P226

In-Game Description
The SIG Sauer P226 is a double-stack 9mm variant of the Swiss Army's P220, developed to compete for the US Army contract in 1985. It narrowly lost to the Beretta 92FS on price, but ended up winning contracts for many special forces units around the world, including the Navy Seals and the British SAS. It is generally considered to be one of the best overall combat pistols.

The P226 is generally reliable, but can still suffer from the same malfunctions as any other semi-automatic. If it fails to fire, you can solve most of them with the immediate action drill: tap the magazine, rack the slide, and try again. Tap, rack, bang.

Unlike the Beretta 92 however, the 226 does not have a safety switch, rather a manual decocker lever. Simply push down on the lever, and the gun is safe to holster.