P239 in 9mm in 2007

Was DA/SA, then I sent it to Sig for the DAK conversion and liked that better.

In 2001 I bought a Michigan State Police trade in 226 9mm W. German JK. Still have it.

A P220 with the old style sharp edged hammer. Bought it new in 1996. Stupidly sod it.

1994, P226. Still my favorite pistol and I shoot it regularly in matches.

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Sig P220 45 ACP in 1995.

M11-A1 purchased new for $601 out the door when Gander Mountain was closing their store here a few years ago.

Arguably one of the best deals on a new gun I’ve run across in 60+ years.

Sig P226 '88 (I think very long time ago) has nearly 60K rounds now. Still my very favorite pistol though I don't shoot it much anymore as some parts are pretty much difficult and I'm now a red dot guy and milling it isn't really an option.

I purchased a 45 ACP P220 BACK IN 1978




It is the hard chromed on in the lower right of the photo

This is one of three hard chromed P220s that was on display in the Accurate Plating and Weaponry booth at the 1978 ShotGun News Trade Show. APW was trying to get SIGs plating business

I added the smooth Hogue Goncalco Alves grips several years after acquiring it

This was the first double action auto loader I had ever fired. It was actually purchased for my Father to carry at our newest auto repair shop. When I took it to check reliability with the JHPs that we had been carrying in out Colt Government Models it shot so well that I refused to let my Father have it.

This was the first auto loader I had ever purchased and I do still own it to this day

1986 West German P200 heal release 9mm bought in Neu Ulm FRG. Had it for years but when I became a civilian cop, they wouldn’t let me use it so I stupidly sold it off. Miss that gun.

P228 purchased new in 2003 for $525. Lived in Northern Virginia at the time. Now has 1,382 rounds thru it.

A new Swiss P210-6 about 1970 It cost $240 A new 1911 was about $125 just for comparison. How times have changed...

West German P230. Still have it. Love it. I should carry it, it's a real beut to carry. I have just not in quite a while.

About 5 years ago I got a 40 cal P226 that came from the Dept. of Homeland Security. Except for a small ding on the front strap it was in great shape. I replaced the dim tritium sights. Later I got a 22 conversion when SIG had a sale. It runs great with HV ammo. Last year I used my Midway birthday discount on a 357 SIG barrel that dropped right in. It has a light mounted and sits by the bed for things that go bump in the night.

My first was the Sig Mosquito. Unfortunately, I had a lemon or a few for that matter. I returned it for a credit towards a new one because Sig kept the one I sent in because they couldn’t service it. The second one I picked up new didn’t fare well either. I ended up getting a P229 in 9mm. That was my first real Sig. I don’t have it unfortunately. I sold it here on this very forum. Coincidentally, this was the first forum I joined and I still participate in from time to time. I don’t own anymore Sigs, but just the sheer amount of wisdom and knowledge here makes it one of the best.

228, still have it, always goes bang when the trigger is pulled A remarkable handgun.

P226 bought on 31 December 1988 and regret having sold it! SN 360xxx Oddly, I still have the sales receipt.

SIG P220 “American” .45 - bought it used in 1989. Still have it.

My signess Began in 1990 when i bought a 226 in 9mm.

The year was 1989 and I had just sold my 92F, when I first saw her. She was hanging out in the gun case at a local range; a P228 red head. The first magazine was all it took....

I bought my first Sig in 1992 a KA P228 K-Kote as my first gun purchase when I turned 21. I was choosing between the Sig and a Beretta 92 compact. I still have the Sig and had it worked on by Bruce Gray in the mid 2000s.