Sig has several different trigger packages you can choose from. They are competitively priced and don't void the warranty. Check their website for info. You can use Loctite, just make sure it's not the heavy duty stuff.

yes you can use loctite, just not heavy duty and very little amount is all that is needed. another option for the screws would be these very small washers that look like they have saw teeth on them. i have those on my sig 226 and they seem to work very well. just find the ones that fit around the screws and in the holes of your grips.

Yes on the loctite and check GGI's website as Bruce Gray is considered an expert on SIGs and his work does not void any warranty as well.....JJ

I've looked at GGI's site, pretty pricey but I'm sure it's worth it. I will look into it further and decide soon. i hope to have my other pistol soon then I'll send out my SIG. i don't want to be left without a HD pistol.

I decided to go with factory Sig trigger work. They're running a promo now so that's what I went with.

i'd go factory...... speaking from previous not -so -great- expereince with another maker's "expert"......

Did you get the trigger work done? I had a bunch of work done on my P226 from SiG custom shop including a trigger job and I'm extremely happy.

Wondering how you made out?