Posted: 2/17/2007 2:49:07 PM EDT
| Does anyone own one? if so Id like to see pics, Im looking for another .45 and id like to get a sig 220 or another 1911 but havnt made up my mind yet, the 220 combat looks good but if its around 900 bucks i could get another nice 1911 for around the same. dont know yet, not much info onthe 220 combat out there and havnt seen anyone with one yet. |
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All I can gather is that the frame is anodized FDE, and the internals are saltwater treated like the P226 Navy (I thought they did this with all their pistols anyways). You can alsow get the TB version which has a threaded barrel and rised sight blades to better accomdate a suppressor. Both models come with SIGLITE night sights standard. They are also asking alittle over 1k for the standard version, and add $200 for the TB. This is from SIG's website: Each pistol features the military’s Flat Dark Earth finish on its alloy frame and SIG’s Nitron® over a stainless slide. Internal parts and controls are coated or phosphated for extreme corrosion resistance and reduced friction while the barrel is hard chromed and finished in Nitron® which easily passes the military’s accuracy requirements – even after 20,000 rounds. The P220 Combat also passes the military’s 240-hour salt spray corrosion test. Additional features include a true M1913 Picatinny rail, vertical front strap serrations and SIGLITE® night sights. |