Sig Sauer P226X Legion RXSL | 9mm | 4.4 in | 226X-9-LEGION-RXSL

The Sig Sauer P226X Legion RXSL is a full-size, all-metal 9mm duty/competition-quality pistol built on the Legion X-series platform. This factory-configured RXSL ships with a factory-mounted ROMEOX Pro SIG-LOC optic and XRAY3 day/night sights for fast sight acquisition and visibility in varied light conditions. The pistol features an AX2 adjustable DA/SA trigger, a 4.4 inch match-grade bull barrel with a target crown, and Legion G10 grip panels for a stable, ergonomic hold.

Suggested optic: the factory-installed SIG Sauer ROMEOX Pro SIG-LOC is integrated with the slide and pairs directly with the X-series footprint on this pistol.

Typical applications include precision range practice and competition/duty-style shooting where full-size handling, a configurable trigger, and optic-ready ergonomics are desirable.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer and model number are Sig Sauer MFG# 226X-9-LEGION-RXSL.
• The UPC is 798681725021.
• The caliber is 9mm Luger.
• The barrel measures 4.4 inches and is described as a match-grade bull barrel with a target crown.
• The barrel material is carbon steel.
• The action is Semi-Auto (Double/Single Action) using the AX2 adjustable DA/SA trigger.
• The trigger system installed is AX2 Adjustable DA/SA.
• The factory sighting system is XRAY3 day/night sights.
• An electro-optic is factory-installed: ROMEOX Pro (SIG-LOC).
• Included magazines are (3) 18‑round removable steel magazines.
• The frame is an alloy frame finished in Legion Gray Cerakote.
• The grip uses black G10 Legion-pattern panels.
• The overall length measures 8 inches.
• The frame features an M1913 (Picatinny) accessory rail for lights or lasers.

The P226X Legion RXSL brings a combination of X-series ergonomics, a match-grade barrel, an adjustable AX2 trigger, and a factory-mounted ROMEOX Pro optic for shooters who want a ready-to-use optic-equipped platform. Its full-size footprint, Legion-pattern G10 grips and XRAY3 sights make it suitable for disciplined range work and competition stages where consistent ergonomics and adjustable trigger control matter.

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