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Does your email have a space or an underscore between the 1 and lowlife?


Yes, I didn't get them.
 
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Yeah I got an undelivered message. I will resend tomorrow morning
 
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There's a deal like that locally in Phoenix on our local gun chat board. It's stainless slide and controls, both barrels, not sure on mags, for $600, IIRC. I already have two - one in NP3 and one factory nickel, so I'm good for now.


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Yeah I got an undelivered message. I will resend tomorrow morning


Here are phil's pics.
Looks nice; I do like a classic rail-less Sig. Big Grin

I would guess 1998 production according to the serial number.
Sig Sauer Classic P-Series - Serial Number List and associated manufacture/import years/information

Although I sold all my 40 and .357SIG handguns, the .357Sig round is a lot of fun to shoot.
I ran it exclusively in my Glock 33, Glock 22 (w/G31 barrel), and P229 (manufactured in 40).

Enjoy.

 
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You did great on that deal.
 
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That was a real win.



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Thanks for posting those pics for me
 
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