Just picked up a W. German P226 9mm in the Yellow box with matching numbers on all parts, manual, and factory test target paper. Rolled Herndon on slide.

P226 9mm U-381-8xx-JK-1989-Herndon

P239 SBU002XXX AUG 14 2007

P228

B-250-xxx-KF-1995

It's almost broken in now, only 37,750 factory rounds.

OORAH!

Fred

P220
G187-xxx-KC 1992

P229

AB21249

40 S&W. Triple serial number. Right grip 1-92, left grip 7-92. Standard contrast sights. Short trigger. Frame marked 'Made In Germany". Purchased 2011 in unused condition with two German mags, original gray plastic case and outer cardboard box.

P6 M424 081 September, 1979 New to me, all component serials match, original factory test target, owner's manual in German, 2 clips, factory case. In possession of original sights, spring, guide rod.
Thank you Sam, for taking such good care of this piece.

Here's my addition to the P-220 list. P-220 in 9mm. European mag release, lanyard, made in W. Germany and it all came in the blue cardboard Sig box with three magazines, no target. Everything in excellent condition. Serial Number G 124 9XX on frame and slide with slide dated JD (1983). Slide marked Sig Sauer, Sig Arms Exeter NH. No import marks. WG

220R-45-SBSS G521XXX 09-SEP-2011

Mine is a p226 .40 ST that starts with U 723 xxx...does that mean it's a 2004 manufacture? The test casings say 2006 on the envelope (or was it 07?) but it looks to be made in 04. So did Sig keep it kicking around for a while before test firing it and selling it?

I'm looking to buy an older P220. Something has me confused. What modifications were made after G 211 299? Was it just the hammer, because I have a link to a G 214 XXX numbered gun with the old hammer.

Anyway,
here's my contributions;

P228 9mm, factory nickel Slide/Frame/Controls. Serial # B 192 XXX -KD

P226 9mm, factory nickel Slide/Frame/Controls. Serial # U 537 XXX -KF

P226 9mm, Standard black finish. Serial # U 457 XXX -KB

P6 9mm, Standard black finish. Serial # M 498 XXX dated 6/82. PW Arms import markings.

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P228 --B122 7xx KA 1990

P228 --B219 2xx KE 1994

Here's My List of Sig's

P6 M4170XX 1979
P220R Super Match SA G4146XX 2008
P220 G2795XX 1997
P220R Carry SA G4005XX 2008
P226 9mm U3705XX 1989
P226 40 S&W U5835XX 1997
P239 40 S&W SA4951XX 2007
P228 Swiss Police Trade in B2061XX 1994
P228 Swiss police Trade in # B371056 2002

Couple more additions to the list:
P245: C002-3XX 1998 One serial #, triple-proof marked
P229: AD331XX 1994 Triple serial #, .357Sig

P220

G105-4XX-HH-1977-9mm RCI Import, also Swiss proof and canton marks

quote:

Originally posted by Uriah:
They are various proof marks. The info can be found at the beginning of this thread toward the top.

Look here under German proof marks:
https://store.bluebookinc.com/...rearm/Proofmarks.pdf

Hey cool, you found my blog post and picture! I'm glad they're useful! :-)
Sig Dating Codes http://anthroblogogy.blogspot....rch?q=sig+date+codes

quote:

Originally posted by Spodeley:
Hey cool, you found my blog post and picture! I'm glad they're useful! :-)
Sig Dating Codes http://anthroblogogy.blogspot....rch?q=sig+date+codes

I uploaded that photo at the suggestion of another member, and had no clue who originally put it together. It is an excellent and simple depiction for explaining the proofs.

If you'd like me to remove it, or put a note of credit/thanks in the original post, please let me know.

pulled my P6 out of the safe M402346 PW ARMS REDMOND WA 11/78

"I uploaded that photo at the suggestion of another member, and had no clue who originally put it together. It is an excellent and simple depiction for explaining the proofs.

If you'd like me to remove it, or put a note of credit/thanks in the original post, please let me know."

It looks to me that the guy is happy it could help others out.

quote:

Originally posted by Uriah:

quote:

Originally posted by Spodeley:
Hey cool, you found my blog post and picture! I'm glad they're useful! :-)
Sig Dating Codes http://anthroblogogy.blogspot....rch?q=sig+date+codes

I uploaded that photo at the suggestion of another member, and had no clue who originally put it together. It is an excellent and simple depiction for explaining the proofs.

If you'd like me to remove it, or put a note of credit/thanks in the original post, please let me know.

I appreciate how the Intertubez works, and my stuff is out there under "Creative Commons License," and this falls into that category - in fact I should Thank-you for the compliment of re-posting it! :-)
Anyhow, I was just surprised to see it elsewhere and glad it's here to help people who like Sigs as much as I do. Cheers!

My post may have sounded a bit more dry than intended.

Just making sure no toes are stepped on.

People have actually copied my original post on here *word for word*, and pasted it in on other forums to start similar serial number threads.

Credit has been attributed whatever the case.

Cheers.