Sig registration ... is there a listing I can get to?

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December 23, 2021, 09:43 AM

bpnkrtn

Sig registration ... is there a listing I can get to?

I've registered some pistols with Sigsauer over the years. I have an account with sig where I can find my address, orders, etc. But it does have a "my registered firearms" ... is there a way to see just what I have registered? Thanks.

December 23, 2021, 10:16 AM

rscalzo

quote:
Originally posted by bpnkrtn:
I've registered some pistols with Sigsauer over the years. I have an account with sig where I can find my address, orders, etc. But it does have a "my registered firearms" ... is there a way to see just what I have registered? Thanks.

No. Just items purchased through the online ordering and classes.

December 23, 2021, 10:23 AM

bpnkrtn

quote:
Originally posted by rscalzo:

No. Just items purchased through the online ordering and classes.

Well shucks ... thank you.

December 23, 2021, 10:47 AM

Rey HRH

If part of the registration process include inputting your serial number, then I would have to say yes, they do have the serial number of your gun.

The reason why I say this is because I had to register a legion p226 to get free swag. Then on another internet group, someone was saying he tried to register his new to him Legion but it was denied because the serial number was already registered to another person. He even called to talk to customer service.

You might try giving them a call if somehow you want a list of what you have registered.

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