am curious as to where they are made?

The US or Germany?

Cant help you much lenny but Welcome backies to Sig Forum. Thought you only came around at Christmas time.

These are essentially a standard center fire lower with a .22 kit on top from the factory, and I believe they were manufactured in the US. I’m not sure if any involved German made parts (frame) and assembled here or not but I don’t think so. Googling the platform and looking at images, they all appear to be of US manufacture by serial number and company stamp.

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Originally posted by David Lee:
Cant help you much lenny but Welcome backies to Sig Forum. Thought you only came around at Christmas time.

Hahaha - thanks David

Purchased one several years ago. Fairly quickly I purchased the 9mm x-change kit then the .40 caliber kit.
As a .22 I’d occasionally have FTE. I’ve never experimented to find if different brands worked better. The pistol has the same grip and dimensions but not the weight of a 9mm or .40 kit.

My 226 .22 Classic was made in the US.
It works almost 100% with MiniMags.

I also added a 9MM upper kit and .357 kit and had Sig do its magic on the trigger.

In .22 it fired reliably but accuracy was so-so. I sent it back when I got the trigger work done and they changed the barrel and reset the sights.
It shoots great now in .22 and with the CF kits....is a potent SHTF self defense pistol around the home.

In .22, it's great for new shooters and casual target/plinking.

But as a straight .22....without using the CF kits, a Ruger or Buckmark .22 may be a better alternative.