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I still have the box, target and everything else with my '85 (original owner here) in the condition I bought it in. Even the extra mag is still in the box in the original plastic, unused. How many rounds have you put through your '84?
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The P226 is my favorite platform. Here's a couple photos (I'm obviously not good at taking pictures). 1988 West German.  A later model with Stainless Slide  A P226 X-Five L1 
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| Posts: 486 | Location: North Cackalacky | Registered: September 09, 2007 | |
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quote: Originally posted by P220forever:
I still have the box, target and everything else with my '85 (original owner here) in the condition I bought it in. Even the extra mag is still in the box in the original plastic, unused. How many rounds have you put through your '84?
Good to have all the original goodies! I have just over 300 rounds through my '84 P226.
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Here is my P226 ST 9mm  |
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Here's my JE coded 226 finished in Robar. I picked it up with the original box, papers, test target, three mags, and Crimson Trace Laser Grips. 
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Finally joined the P226 club with this... a KF P226 which has since received new springs, an SRT, and Elite Rosewood Grips... front night sight will be installed after I see where the POI is, as she's wearing 8 front, 7 rear sights currently... Already stocked up with 4 German 15 rounders and 4 Mecgar 18 rounders...  |
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quote: Originally posted by Forty Cal: P226 Sport Stock 9mm  
Hell Ya! You don't see too many of those around.
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| Posts: 486 | Location: North Cackalacky | Registered: September 09, 2007 | |
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re-runs 1991 factory nickel  1990 refinished by CCR  P226ST 9mm  PME (no longer mine) 
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