This is the P210 I shoot the most. It is a standard 210-2, but with some key changes -

1. SIG Sports Trigger Spring #32 has been installed.
2. Fixed rear sight exchanged for a Swiss Dobler rear sight ( these are superb, and better than the SIG originals I think).
3. Standard tiny front sight exchanged for a SIG white dot version ( the white dot, with Dobler rear gives a fantastic sight picture).
4. Original synthetic grips changed for SIG oiled wood version.

What a beautiful P210. I hope it shoots as good as it looks.

Just a sensational gun. I really like every P210 made and this one is certainly no exception.

Nice gun. No, a really nice gun.

Really nice. Wish that Dobler sight was available around here (U.S.). My -6 could really use adjustable sights.

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Originally posted by rock185:
Really nice. Wish that Dobler sight was available around here (U.S.). My -6 could really use adjustable sights.

Call Rolf Schaufelberger at Gun Factory in Switzerland. He will be happy to help you.
Phone - ++41 56 633 0800
www.gunfactory.ch

_> https://www.gunfactory.ch/faustfw/sigp210_sights.htm <-

Beautiful pistol Lenny, nice upgrades.
It must be wonderful at the range.

I love them all. I truly do.

I just can not bring myself to purchase a heel magazine release, it offends me.

I own a German p210 and it is not a safe queen, amazing firearms.

Sweet!

I hope to have a P210 someday.

I've never seen a P210.
What you show us of your collection are so neat.

As I've never seen or held P210, what's their weight comparable to?
A Colt Government Model 45?

Dobler rear and front sights are also available from Dobler direct. They are beautifully, and precisely machined.

http://www.waffen-dobler.ch/

Thanks for the Dobler and Gun Factory contact information you guys. The Dobler site indicates they may be closed for awhile, something about the Federal Council...

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Originally posted by Sunset_Va:
I've never seen a P210.
What you show us of your collection are so neat.

As I've never seen or held P210, what's their weight comparable to?
A Colt Government Model 45?

My unscientific testing of the weight of a P210 vs my Colt Gold Cup indicates that the P210 weighs a bit less.
The other observation is that holding a P210 is like holding a solid block of steel - nothing moves or rattles.