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 Send me your address and I'll get this out for you. | |||
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Yeah those grip screws need to be replaced. Threads are fine. https://photos.app.goo.gl/8dGPNehPyhF7cbUN6 | |||
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The generosity of members on this forum amazes me. Thank you Blue Dog! Sending an email now. | |||
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Got it | |||
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Congrats on your 'new to you' Classic SIG! Here's some more P225 porn!   ____________________________________________________________ If Some is Good, and More is Better.....then Too Much, is Just Enough !! Trump 2024....Make America Great Again! "May Almighty God bless the United States of America" - parabellum 7/26/20 Live Free or Die! | |||
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It’s heavy and large for the caliber and capacity. It’s older, so mags and parts are harder to come by. And even today, pulling it from a holster is like pulling Excalibur from the stone... | |||
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My favorite SIG/SAUER!!! So much so that I have 3 of them. | |||
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The P225 is a classic. I had one and thought it was great, but I carried it in the waistband once without a holster and my sweat caused instant oxidation. I cleaned it up, but I didn't like that it was so delicate so I sold it. It was one I should have kept. It is on my list of classic P series Sigs to own (again) including a P228 and P226. I would do a full frame and slide detail strip and replace any parts that look worn. That roll pin does look odd. I'd wager someone has already been up in them guts. _______________ #COMMUNISTMANBAD | |||
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I haven't attempted to take the roll pin out yet. I'm debating working on the slide myself vs sending it off to be refinished. Does sig still service these older guns or should I look at another gunsmith. Any recommendations? | |||
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CCR They have a sale running in the classifieds here: CCR Refinishing Spring Sale 30% Savings on Cera-Hide and CPII (Nickel Boron Nitride Plating) till May 15 2020 https://sigforum.com/eve/forums...0601935/m/4490094864 | |||
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$400 for a decent shape classic Sig...you can't do better than that. Congratulations! ------------------------------------------------------------ “Come on you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?” Sergeant Major Dan Daly (USMC) | |||
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That's a hell of a deal. Ccr did a p6 for me about 15 yrs ago and it turned out great. I'll reach out to them. | |||
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One of my favorite handguns P225. Here's my Herndon P225 plus a P6 to hold you over till you get yours.   JEREMIAH 33:3 | |||
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Love those Nill frips on your 225 | |||
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Love the classic P225. Just need to make time for them to go to the range.    Q | |||
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Found this poor thing a few year back in a case with an improperly installed hammer reset spring (probably after the cerakote?). I believe there were 500 of the M675 in 2009 (sold by TGS). Great gun, glad I found one  | |||
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Q, I’ve got to ask: who made the wooden grips in your first P225 photo? | |||
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^^^^ Those are hen's teeth made by Nill. Extremely hard to find. Bought them from member C_Swimm a while ago, who, IIRC, obtained them when he was stationed in Germany. Nill don't even make these SIG logo grips any more. Q | |||
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Thanks Q, I thought that might be the case  I’ll continue to keep my eye out for a pair, a quest that has been ongoing for more than a decade. | |||
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@ SigSentry: I've never heard the term "M675". What does that mean? | |||
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