Took time and patience but I sourced a numbers matching, LNIB, German KH code two-tone Sig P226 WITH nickel controls. I have a W. German factory nickel P226 gun with older cardboard box and all black controls, also unfired but this version was my favorite besides all-nickel.
Doesn't have the sleeve to indicate factory nickel slide but that is irrelevant IMO; this gun is too spanking new in appearance to be anything but OEM and picture speaks for itself. Owner was a retired LEO who borrowed a friend cash in 98' and he traded this gun as collateral who never came back for it.
It appears untouched all the way around and it's not leaving my possession. Very happy Friday on a solemn day.
Been shopping for a P226 recently. While I don't think I'll find one as nice as yours, I did find out that having one just won't do.
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Fantastic. Your new gun would probably like a soft pillow to sleep on at night.
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Originally posted by 12131: The excitement of a successful hunt. Congratulations on that beauty! Any outer cardboard sleeve?
Thanks, no sleeve but about $700 I am not complaining! The gun was in a factory plastic sleeve when I opened up the case however. Very minor 'chin' mark on barrel which tells me this was barely fired, perhaps only at factory.
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