Posted: 6/16/2009 12:17:16 PM EDT
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Found a Sig Sauer SAS carry P220 today for $$840.00 brand new. What does AFRCOM say? Deal or no deal? The pistol is identical to the one in the link below.
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I've had a 225 for 6-7 years and have never regretted buying it. Nothing like a Sig trigger and reliability. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Except my Mosquito!  That's really a shame, my Mosquito is a great .22 with very good reliability - OTOH I don't think Sig is the actual Mfg of the Mosquito. Those Mosquitos are quirky, either perfect or horrible. I tested mine before buying with various ammo. Get it fixed! Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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I have one of the older German made ones and have used it for a winter ccw for over 12 years.
The original night sights still work but not like they once did, you can pick up one of these used for about $450+ . They will eat anything including lead swc's. and even though you can get cheaper magazines to function well in them for trips to the range theres just no beating the factory ones with the dovetails on the back. I've never had any problems with mine but have ran across guys who have and you can just about bet they've stripped the frame down for what ever reason and not reassembled it correctly. Stripping the slide, pin punching out the trigger block to clean is no biggie but why practice gunsmithing on your carry piece? Good design, great caliber, last thing I'll ever sell off. |
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You know Sigs are made in Germany, and Germans make good stuff. Sig-Wow!!! Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Sigs have been made in the US for a number of years. Good to know, I ASSumed that since both mine have "Made in Germany" on them that they all were. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Check CDNN Investments, they usually have better deals on Sigs.
You have to download their catalog but its worth the wait Here |
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Check CDNN Investments, they usually have better deals on Sigs. You have to download their catalog but its worth the wait Here Just be prepared for the inevitable "Price: $CALL" on everything. 
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You know Sigs are made in Germany, and Germans make good stuff. Sig-Wow!!! Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Sigs have been made in the US for a number of years. Good to know, I ASSumed that since both mine have "Made in Germany" on them that they all were. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile With the "P" series, most of the frames are still made in Germany. |
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Check CDNN Investments, they usually have better deals on Sigs. You have to download their catalog but its worth the wait Here Just be prepared for the inevitable "Price: $CALL" on everything. Yep, there is that 
I don't get it, they seem to do that every couple of years than go back to listing prices??? Usually have some deals though |
