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I've got one of those in the safe. It was NIB when I bought it and I ran one mag through it. Cleaned and put it away. I've got a couple of newer ones that I shoot.
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https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/9436/IMG_1550-275916.JPG 1990. Same red foam box and target. View Quote |
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Love mine. Had it since 2011, gun show find for $500 with three mags and no box. I shoot the shit out of it. Soft shooting and accurate.
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Is it normal the grips don't say p226 on them? View Quote If you plan on shooting it a bunch, get the Short Reset Trigger. |
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Can't hurt to send it in to Sig for the Sig Service Plan. They do good work.
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My first ever pistol was a Sig P226. I think I paid about $375 for a police trade-in many, many years ago.
Yours is in better condition than mine, but the only issue mine has is some of the finish on the grip is missing and the sights need replacing. |
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I recently received a like new p220 made in 95. I never cared for Sigs until now. Much nicer than the current Sigs.
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https://www.realgunreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/german-proof-marks-761x1024.jpg https://www.realgunreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/german-date-codes-1024x809.png https://www.realgunreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/german-proof-marks-1024x822.png Or with a minimum investment in a set of punches and a roll pin punch for the breech block, you can pretty much do it for a fraction of the cost, and no shipping. The pistol isn't that complex, and there are umpteen number of vids out there on how to disassemble. And you can install the short reset trigger while you're at it TGS in Chesterland Ohio usually has every part in stock that you need View Quote Just my humble opinion. ![]() ![]() |
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https://www.realgunreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/german-proof-marks-761x1024.jpg https://www.realgunreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/german-date-codes-1024x809.png https://www.realgunreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/german-proof-marks-1024x822.png Or with a minimum investment in a set of punches and a roll pin punch for the breech block, you can pretty much do it for a fraction of the cost, and no shipping. The pistol isn't that complex, and there are umpteen number of vids out there on how to disassemble. And you can install the short reset trigger while you're at it TGS in Chesterland Ohio usually has every part in stock that you need View Quote and as far as maintenance, it doesn't really look like it has been shot much the rails are pretty clean. But i suppose as preventative i think ill grab a new recoil spring and toss it in there(this one i bet is original) and a roll pin for the breech block? anything else to be aware of? |
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This one rode along with me in my survival vest on every mission during Desert Storm A-10, still have it. U124144 S/N https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/126579/20170727_190946_resized-275824.JPG View Quote |
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hmm i see a Corn stalk looking thing a Symbol with an N under it and then JJ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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There's a code on the chin of the slide, under the proof mark That will give the date as well Sig Info |
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Mine is just a true German pistol (not W. German). But it was technically proofed in the West. Not the original grips. Mine were chewed up so I replaced them with newer ones. Nice pistol.
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ran 6 mags through it today of FMJ bulk stuff. Ran like a champ, that trigger takes getting used to though letting it all the way out to the reset, might have to look into the short reset trigger.
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View Quote Enjoy it |
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AWESOME thread. Buddy of mine a few months ago claimed he recently saw a west german p226 for sale for $600 at a local gun store. I immediately asked details, and purchased it the following day. Comes in plastic factory clam shell case, original target with proof marks and signatures of tester, and one shitty although working mecgar 10 round mag.
I didn't steal it, but for being behind enemy lines here in NY, i did well. My best friends dad, which was a nam vet, was like a father to me. He got me into our hobby. He died in 2010. His favorite gun which he wore on his hip daily was a west german sig p226. His bitch of a wife sold all his guns to his aquaintances which he hated, and left myself, his son, and loving nephew completely high and dry. Fuck her. So when this came up for sale, it was one of my grail guns. I can't have johnnys sig, but i got one like it. Oh yeah, fuck that cunt. ![]() Is imgur not a go here? Im pasting the link to a pic in the box, but when submitting, nothings there? |
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Anybody here know where to get blued grip screws. The west German guns use a small diameter screw and i cant find shit online. Found some stainless on ebay need blued slotted.
Maybe Sig can send me some. They're closed now |
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Winner! West German with American style magazine release. You did good.
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https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/114071/IMG_0687-275832.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/114071/IMG_0690-275833.JPG This is mine got for 400 this is a police ttrade-in put in $700 worth of work into it love it I put in a new trigger new sites and paint job and a New barrel now I can take 20 round magazine's it's now a tactical 226 View Quote |
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shop also had a P225 right next to it in the case i think also w. german for 450 View Quote I just posted a similar reply the other day. I'm a believer in these guns. IMO they are superior in terms of long term value and quality. |
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So what is a u612 serial numbered railless P226 in 40 worth? I think it is a West German frame and was made around '98 or '99. Says Exeter, NH on Slide. Pretty much immaculate.
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I has two Kraut made 226's, one beat up one in very good, I bought the second when the first one had a spring go TU in a class. There was no spring to bve had so I bought a whole fucking gun.
Sadly I have been shooting my striker fired guns wy more |
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I've got an 88 vintage. At the time I was carrying a series 70 Colt in the Sheriff's Office when Highway patrol started getting a new pistol from Sig. had to have one. Have the same yellow box. Grips are all scarred from the fights, etc., a patrol pistol sees. Just resides in the safe now as I don't like the double/ single action transition as much as I like a Glock trigger. With that said, if I had to bet my life on a 50 yard shot, it would be my old 226. Youve got a keeper OP!
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Better go get that 225. Post up a pic of the back of your mags. Zipper?
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