Let's leave the gazillion variants of the same model out. You know, the Platinum, Rainbow, Elite, Extreme, Scorpion, Tacops, etc...

Focus only on the major models. My research shows the following.

P210 (P49) - 1949
P220* (P75/Browning BDA) - 1975
P224 - 2012
P225 - 1978
P225-A1 - 2015
P226** - 1982
P227 - 2013
P228 - 1988
P229*** - 1992 (The M11-A1, out in 2012, is just another P229 variant.)
P229 Carry - 2015
P230 - 1977
P232 - 1996
P239 - 1996
P245 - 1998

P250 - 2007
P290 - 2011
P320 - 2014
P365 - 2017

SIG Pro (SP2340 / 2009) - 1998

P238 - 2009
P938 - 2011

1911 - 2004

* = The P220 milled stainless slide started in 1999.
** = The P226 milled stainless slide started in 1997.
***= Major change was made to the slide design of the P229, and P226, in 2009 with the new long external extractor.

If I have any info wrong, please correct them. Thanks.

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
Looks pretty good, but your * & ** asterisks are backwards (model mismatch).

Fixed. Thanks!

Looks Good!

I thought the SIGPRO line was launched in 1998 with the SP2340. Then the SP2009 came in 1999 (9mm in ‘99). Updated in 2002 as SP2022 for the French 20 year contract set to expire in 2022.

I didn’t realize the long extractor has been around since 2009.

Time flies.

My research is similar to BuddyChryst. The SP2340 was inroduced in July 1998, and first reviewed by the "American Rifleman" in January 1999. It was followed by the SP2009 in September 1999. Both were replaced by the SP2022 in late 2003.

You guys are right. The SIG Pro was first announced in 1998.

Anyone with a firm year of the P245?

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Originally posted by 12131:

Anyone with a firm year of the P245?

The serial number list is showing quite a few 1998 years so going off that 1998.

For some reason i had thought the 245 was around before that but i guess i was wrong.

Thanks, Mike. How did I miss that?

Q maybe when your done with this it could be added to the serial numbers thread to preserve the effort.

Would you be interested in a second list in year sequence rather than model number sequence?

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Originally posted by Udo:
Would you be interested in a second list in year sequence rather than model number sequence?

You mean, like the following?

Let's leave the gazillion variants of the same model out. You know, the Platinum, Rainbow, Elite, Extreme, Scorpion, Tacops, etc...

Focus only on the major models. My research shows the following.

P210 (P49) - 1949
P220* (P75/Browning BDA) - 1975
P230 - 1977
P225 - 1978
P226** - 1982
P228 - 1988
P229*** - 1992
P232 - 1996
P239 - 1996
P245 - 1998
SIG Pro (SP2340 / 2009) - 1998
1911 - 2004
P250 - 2007
P238 - 2009
P938 - 2011
P290 - 2011
P224 - 2012
P227 - 2013
P320 - 2014
P225-A1 - 2015
P229 Carry - 2015
P365 - 2017


* = The P220 milled stainless slide started in 1999.
** = The P226 milled stainless slide started in 1997.
***= Major change was made to the slide design of the P229, and P226, in 2009 with the new long external extractor.

If I have any info wrong, please correct them. Thanks.

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Bingo! Thanks.

My dad's P239 is from 1996, I'm about 95% sure on that.

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
My dad's P239 is from 1996, I'm about 95% sure on that.

Yesand again the sigforum serial number list is showing two 1996 P239 guns so you would be in line about your dads gun.

Oh, a definite error about the P239. Thanks, guys.

No love for the Sig Sauer Trailside? I guess I can understand that since it's just a rebranded Hammerli

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Originally posted by radioman:
No love for the Sig Sauer Trailside? I guess I can understand that since it's just a rebranded Hammerli

No pistols with names allowed, like Trailside or Mosquito. Just model numbers. But seriously, neither was made by SIG.

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Had 229 in 40/357 a few months after it hit the lgs. 239 in 40/357, same. Sig Pro, same. Wow it’s been a quarter century now since my first. Time flies.

Does the X5 Classic count?