[RogerThat]

OK, I just got a sig sauer p229 .40 SCT. I noticed when brushing the feedramp it made a little clink noise (not loud enough to notice but I notice everything) I push my finger on the top part that connects to the feed ramp and the whole thing kind of moves a little and makes a little clink noise. I've shot 155 rounds out of it so far and no jams so it has no feeding issues. It eats everything I've given it to far. Now I have another p229 9mm two tone so I check to see if that one does the same thing but it doesn't. Its solid as a rock. I'm wondering if this is something I should take more notice to or just leave it alone and not pay attention to small minute detail (something I've always been good at doing is finding even the slightest thing wrong with anything). I'm fairly newer to guns compared to the majority of the rest out there and I have no idea if this is a issue I should be concerned with or not. Again its not just the feedramp its the whole thing its connected to.

 

[dukalmighty]

If the action is open the barrel will move slightly,when the action is closed everything should lockup tight

 

[RogerThat]

If the action is open the barrel will move slightly,when the action is closed everything should lockup tight

not the barrel, the feed ramp and the whole piece that is connected to it moves. I know the barrel is supposed to move when the slide is back. I'm talking about when the slide is totally off and I'm talking about the receiver

 

[Ram Rod]

Interesting. That's the locking block, and your trigger housing. Your take down lever also goes through that right? Yep...that's actually part of the feed ramp, and it's part of the frame. There may be just a slight movement there, especially if you push down on the block at the ramp near the magazine well. I don't think there's an issue unless there is excessive play.

 

[varob]

Maybe take it back to the gun shop and ask them. If not them, contact Sig and ask them