OK, OK, in reality, my “collection” is modest but we all would love to have this group in our gun vaults.



Below is a 2007 P229 Elite Stainless I bought NIB and, well, it is still NIB 14 years later.

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Originally posted by p08:
Are you talking about some of these?

YES!

Wondering if this one is a 9mm Luger or a 7.65mm.

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Originally posted by .38supersig:

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Originally posted by p08:
Are you talking about some of these?

YES!

Wondering if this one is a 9mm Luger or a 7.65mm.

30 Luger

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Originally posted by BB61:

After I bought my two P220SSEs I was holding out for a short extractor P226SSE in .40, which I still haven't bought. Consequently I passed on that P229SSE one too many times. I do wish I hadn't stuck to my conviction that the next SSE HAD to be a P226.

EDIT: Oh, to the OP: that's a nice collection of SIGs you've got going on there. Keep it up!

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Originally posted by p08:
Here I will trounce his post.

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I see a few pre A1’s with short triggers.
Interesting

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Originally posted by monoblok:

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Originally posted by BB61:

After I bought my two P220SSEs I was holding out for a short extractor P226SSE in .40, which I still haven't bought. Consequently I passed on that P229SSE one too many times. I do wish I hadn't stuck to my conviction that the next SSE HAD to be a P226.

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That one is a 40 S&W. When I bought it, I also bought a Bar-Sto 40-9mm conversion barrel. I picked up 5 P229-1 magazines this week just because I figured they would become hard to find as SIG isn't making P229s right now. Which, knowing SIG, may be never.

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Originally posted by Zero1911:

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Originally posted by p08:
Here I will trounce his post.

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I see a few pre A1’s with short triggers.
Interesting

These two? A 1918 and a 1922 Commercial, both with long triggers.

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Originally posted by p08:

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Originally posted by Zero1911:

quote:

Originally posted by p08:
Here I will trounce his post.

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I see a few pre A1’s with short triggers.
Interesting

These two? A 1918 and a 1922 Commercial, both with long triggers.

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Gawd!!
Those are purdy.
I should have zoomed in more.

Okay, I'll play too:



Some P220s, a P226, and a Glock. The Glock has been modified, the Sigs have not.

They all have something in common. Can you guess what it is?

9mm? Triple serial numbers? European?

Good guess.

They are all chambered in 7.65mm.

I hope to have a Luger in this group someday...

I’m terrible at pix, but:

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Originally posted by .38supersig:
Good guess.

They are all chambered in 7.65mm.

I hope to have a Luger in this group someday...

Where did you get so many in .30 Luger? I bought a conversion barrel for my Glock 17. I hand load for it, but having a hard time finding the 90gr bullets.

Found the pistols for sale because they couldn't find the ammo.

Found the ammo on sale because nobody had anything to shoot it with.

The same can be said for 9x21 and 9mm Steyr.

WOW! Four P220s in 7.65. That has to be a record number of SIG 7.65s in one spot.

Here's one
SIG 220R SAO by Scopophobia nothing fancy just pictures., on Flickr

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Originally posted by .38supersig:
Good guess.

They are all chambered in 7.65mm.

I hope to have a Luger in this group someday...

Really??? That's awesome!

The 320s didn’t want the 229 in their ‘family’ shot…


…and the Smiths didn’t want to have anything to do with ‘those’ bottom feeders!

Here's all my SIGs.