SIG photo thread (Page 2 of 92)
Please! What are all the nifty attachments you have there? Nice P225 BTW. 
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"War, not peace, produces virtue. War, not peace, purges vice. War, and preparation for war, call forth all that is noble and honorable in a man."
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My 226's (3 in 9mm and 1 in 357 Sig) http://www.fototime.com/775EF35F9890608/standard.jpg The 226ST 9mm w/ M3 http://www.fototime.com/D2D84EB31D3E7B1/standard.jpg My P220 http://www.fototime.com/E024482CF9E5E1E/standard.jpg My 228 http://www.fototime.com/5B3C30857FCBC80/standard.jpg And my little P239 (9mm) http://www.fototime.com/30EC3B2BFDD1076/standard.jpg Family Photo http://www.fototime.com/BB12CB655DD8069/standard.jpg |
Don't like Sigs much, do ya?  Nice collection you have there! 
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Yea I had a Sig problem for a while, but I think I'm over that (for a while) I've developed a new problem with AR's, I bought a Bushy, fell in love and now I'm building a DPMS out of a Brownells Catalog The AR's are as addicting as Sig's |
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Joe, COOL, is that a T-shirt or what? Need to get a couple. [email protected] Thanks |
Posting my friend's pics of a refinished LE trade-in. CDNN used P226 went from this:  to this:    He had it hard chromed after sending it back to Sig to have a trigger job done on it as well as new sights and replacement of the mainspring (I had already changed out the other springs). It didn't really need any of the work but he wanted it to be top notch condition, better than new. In the end, it still cost him less than a new in box Sig, plus it was enhanced and finished in his choice of bling. |
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Nice, but why'd he ditch the threaded barrel? |
"Common sense is not so common."- Voltaire
"He's dead now." - U.S. Marine, Falluja, Iraq
"He's dead now." - U.S. Marine, Falluja, Iraq
I was the original owner and those were the only pictures I had of it. It was my range beater, my other P226 being a safe queen. I sold it to my friend in a moment of weakness. Naturally I kept the barrel and suppressor for my other P226. That was the third LE trade-in Sig that I had bought. It won't be the last LE trade-in that I buy. |
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Thanks! Took the old war horse out today to check function. Worked like a charm and the finish appears to be holding as expected. I, as an experiment, also coated the entire barrel and chamber to check the hardiness of the moly. It's wearing in the appropriate spots. 
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"Looks like you really did a number on him. Remind me not to bend over when I'm in your camp." ----1dreamer 11-17-04
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A couple of my SIGs. 220 .45 and a 226 .357 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v631/RattlerXX/Sig220.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v631/RattlerXX/SigP226.jpg |
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Hello to all, Wanted to add my pics to the list. http://pic14.picturetrail.com/VOL524/1784448/3435384/83583644.jpg |
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A few of my SIG friends..... P226ST: http://pic18.picturetrail.com/VOL875/3165911/6449842/85656538.jpg P229 (my war horse): http://pic18.picturetrail.com/VOL875/3165911/6449842/85656560.jpg P225 (Virgil Tripp hard chrome, SIG custom shop action job): http://pic18.picturetrail.com/VOL875/3165911/6449842/85656581.jpg |
