Okay, that is definitely NOT a Sig 226. It lacks the lengthwise shelf on the side of the slide. Since it is a flipped image, you are seeing what is really the right side of the gun. The slide release, safety/decocker, and disassembly tab are located on the left side, which is what this flipped view is NOT showing. The sights are completely kosher. Wide is good for close combat shooting. I'm willing to wait for the gun to be identified. (I'm leaning toward it being a Taurus, which is a South American brand.)
The muzzle is 80% in shadow, so if anyone can see rifling, you have a marvelous monitor. Never any problem seeing the junction line between slide and frame.
Okay, that is definitely NOT a Sig 226. It lacks the lengthwise shelf on the side of the slide. Since it is a flipped image, you are seeing what is really the right side of the gun. The slide release, safety/decocker, and disassembly tab are located on the left side, which is what this flipped view is NOT showing. The sights are completely kosher. Wide is good for close combat shooting. I'm willing to wait for the gun to be identified. (I'm leaning toward it being a Taurus, which is a South American brand.)
The muzzle is 80% in shadow, so if anyone can see rifling, you have a marvelous monitor. Never any problem seeing the junction line between slide and frame.