Blue Guns are inert training replicas only. They are not real firearms, are non-functioning, and are intended strictly for training and instructional purposes.
The BlueGuns SIG P226 DAK w/Rails (Model FSP226RDAK) is an inert, full-scale training replica of the specific SIG Sauer P226 variant equipped with the Double Action Kellerman (DAK) trigger system and an integrated accessory rail.
Description
Construction: Like all BlueGuns, it is made from high-impact, wire-reinforced polyurethane. This material is designed to resist bending, flexing, and breaking, even when used for aggressive weapon retention or floor-impact drills.
DAK Configuration: This model specifically replicates the DAK variant of the P226. Visually and physically, it features the distinct lack of a decocking lever (standard on DA/SA models) and the specific hammer profile associated with SIG�s double-action-only system.
Accessory Rail: The frame includes a molded 1:1 scale Picatinny rail. This allows for the attachment of real weapon lights (like the Surefire X300 or Streamlight TLR series) or lasers, making it ideal for low-light tactical training.
Industry Standard Safety: Finished in "Law Enforcement Blue," it provides immediate visual confirmation to instructors and students that no live firearm is present in the training area.
Key Specifications
SKU: FSP226RDAK (Blue) or FSP226RDAKW (Weighted).
Fitment: The dimensions are precision-molded to fit duty holsters designed for the P226 Rail, such as those from Safariland, Blackhawk, and Galls.
Weight: * Standard: A lightweight version for instructional use.
Weighted: An approximately 34-ounce version that mimics the heft of a fully loaded steel-frame P226.
Primary Use Cases
Holster Molding: Because it is a "dry" resin mold without a greasy finish, it is a preferred tool for custom Kydex and leather holster makers to form their products.
Tactical Light Drills: Practice activating and clearing rooms with a rail-mounted light without the safety concerns of using a live weapon.
DAK Familiarization: Useful for agencies transitioning to the DAK trigger system to help officers get used to the grip and lack of manual controls compared to standard P226 models.