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| quote: Originally posted by kaschi:
Genorogers, I notice the "AA" date code on your P232 means it was made in the year 2000.
Never paid attention to the date code but you're correct. |
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| Date codes generally mean proof date or export dates vs. manufacturing dates. They can be the same but not always. |
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| Perhaps SIG had some leftover .32 ACP barrels from the Japanese contract P230 in .32 ACP.
It wouldn't be the first time that SIG produced a small run of pistols in order to use up old parts. |
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| They would have had to been unfinished barrels as the extractor cut is larger on the P230's than P232's so if the gun is P232 and has all the upgrades, the barrels would need the smaller cut. |
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| Unless something has changed radically at SIG-Sauer, the customer service personnel who answer the phones know only what their computer tells them. It's not my intention to be insulting; it just seems to be the case.
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| quote: Originally posted by parabellum:
Unless something has changed radically at SIG-Sauer, the customer service personnel who answer the phones know only what their computer tells them. It's not my intention to be insulting; it just seems to be the case.
This was 5-6 years ago and I got that impression when I spoke about this pistol. Thanks Para |
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