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I was at one of my local shops yesterday and saw a 226 with stainless slide. No rails. 40 S&W with a 357 Sig spare barrel and 10 mags. Would that be worth the $650 they are sking? Exterior is spotless but there is some rubbing on the barrel you can see through the ejection port.
 
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The 10 mags are practically worth half that all by themselves.


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Yup.

Send us some pics when you bring it home.




 
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If functionally clean, would buy.
 
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In addition to the extra mags, the OEM 357Sig barrel is worth an extra $150.00+. Ask me how I know Big Grin
 
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Well I went and picked it up. I gave $600 plus tax. Got the pistol, the spare 357 barrel, the black plastic case, and 10 Magazines. Oh did they originally come with Hogue Grips? That's what this one had.
 
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did they originally come with Hogue Grips?

There are so many different Hogue grips (G10 in different patterns, Aluminum checkered, rubber...). And certain models came with Hogue grips, but most came with regular plastic grips. What have you got?


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They just kind of look like a rubber wrap around. No rubber on the front of the grip frame. And each side has a circle in the grip with HOGUE GRIPS in the circle
 
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Give the 226, .357 Sig barrel and the mags a good home.
 
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There will be tears of joy with pics if the merch doesn't looklike a "restoration.}
 
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They just kind of look like a rubber wrap around. No rubber on the front of the grip frame. And each side has a circle in the grip with HOGUE GRIPS in the circle

Maybe like this? I have these on one of my P229s.
https://www.hogueinc.com/overm...sauer-p226-da-sa-dak
 
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that sure looks like them
 
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I've never subscribed to a photo sharing website that I could use. And now I think I need to get a new computer because this MacBook Pro just has too many glitches going on.


If you wanted to email me your pics, I can post them for you.
Inquiring minds would like to see the gun.
Email in profile.

I'm going to guess the grips look soemthing like this.




These are what the stock grips may have looked like depending on it's age.

 
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Ok. I’ll send some pics to your email to post
 
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Ok I sent some pics. Thanks for posting them
 
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Does your email have a space or an underscore between the 1 and lowlife?
 
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Great pick-up! I love a good local gun store find!


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That is one excellent find! Since Glock discontinued 40 and .357 sig pistol production, .357 sig pistols and especially barrels are getting very hard to find. A store like that is almost enough to make me moved back to Indy!
 
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