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Originally posted by tp1l:
Having done some research well in advance of having the money to actually purchase one myself, the best reference I have been able to find is this one: http://larvatus.com/sig-p210-serial-numbers/

Hopefully others will have better answers for you.

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Originally posted by GoldieMI:
I was wondering if there was a log of the serial numbers on the P210-2 like the other classic sigs? Mine is A112002 and has the P stamped on the trigger guard when it was privatized. Any direction on original date of manufacture would be most appreciated.

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Originally posted by OTD:

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Originally posted by GoldieMI:
I was wondering if there was a log of the serial numbers on the P210-2 like the other classic sigs? Mine is A112002 and has the P stamped on the trigger guard when it was privatized. Any direction on original date of manufacture would be most appreciated.

Much appreciated, So most likely 65-70 years old at this point. I knew about the A and P stamps for Army and Private transfer. The Holster has the same serial number (burned? stamped?) branded into the flap as well on the inside.
Either way she will continue to get shot and cleaned. Still feels awesome in the hand and locks up tight. The trigger is amazingly crisp for being a retired army piece.

A P210 with an A prefix is a Swiss Army pistol. For this version there is no published records about manufacturing dates or shipping dates. Best guess baseded on known standard literature, it was made/shipped sometimes between 1950 and 1955.