yea i bought one through private transfer today. Had about 300 round put through it but it looks spotless. Just couldn't resist. I just bought a Beretta 92fs italian made about a month ago. But for $500 would you turn down a P228? Did i do the right thing?
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Bought a SIG P228 today!
7/20/22 paper app dropped to station
11/30/22 inputted into system
2/15/24 email requesting docs/livescan
2/17/24 email confirmation of docs received
2/22/24 livescan completed
3/15/24 phone interview completed
7/31/24 proceed to training email
8/11/24 ccw training 16 hours completed
10/3/24 call to pickup ccw permit
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Ade's Gun Shop
225 S. Tustin Ave.
Orange, CA. 92866
714-744-3373Comment
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thanks everyone for all the replies. But guys i still love my 92fs. But man is the p228 sweet. I will post pics asap when i get it on the 7th.7/20/22 paper app dropped to station
11/30/22 inputted into system
2/15/24 email requesting docs/livescan
2/17/24 email confirmation of docs received
2/22/24 livescan completed
3/15/24 phone interview completed
7/31/24 proceed to training email
8/11/24 ccw training 16 hours completed
10/3/24 call to pickup ccw permit
10/17/24 ccw permit picked upComment
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Originally posted by Dump1567Good buy. The one Sig I wish I'd kept. My dealer just got two CPO 228's in that are consecutive serial #'s. He wants to sell them as a pair though.
Maybe I can talk him out of it.
I saw those today... well, I saw the tag under the glass, anyway.
Find someone who wants one locally, and split the cost!
I would, but I got one of the last three NIB P228's that Ordnance Outsellers had
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Did you see how discreet that was.Originally posted by kantstudienLet me guess...
Ade's Gun Shop
225 S. Tustin Ave.
Orange, CA. 92866
714-744-3373
Make sure I get 20% off next time I'm in the shop.
I forgot to mention the CPO 226's he just got, but I wanted to see them for myself before I gave them up.
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the 10 day waiting period killing me.7/20/22 paper app dropped to station
11/30/22 inputted into system
2/15/24 email requesting docs/livescan
2/17/24 email confirmation of docs received
2/22/24 livescan completed
3/15/24 phone interview completed
7/31/24 proceed to training email
8/11/24 ccw training 16 hours completed
10/3/24 call to pickup ccw permit
10/17/24 ccw permit picked upComment
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Great Deal!Originally posted by smokycuhyea i bought one through private transfer today. Had about 300 round put through it but it looks spotless. Just couldn't resist. I just bought a Beretta 92fs italian made about a month ago. But for $500 would you turn down a P228? Did i do the right thing?
I bought mine in 1994, and like most of my gun purchases was brought on because of another gun ban. Seriously, I do think the gun manufactures come up with bans every year or two, where they make some feature banned with the sole purpose of increasing sales, and for me I needed to get the best 9mm High cap at the time before there were no more over 10 round semi automatic pistols in all of America-all ready had the Glock 19 which was my other choice-so I bought a SIG 228 for $475 way back in the day, which was considered a high price then since they had earlier listed for $425 or less, and went up because of Freeaky Feinstein's 11 round + ban.
I figured at 3.5% inflation that I spent $720 in todays dollars, so you did well my friend at only $500. Besides saving the $220 I figured if I did this deal I would have saved maybe another $500 in ammo plus a ton spent on those $50 then $60 then $70 then $75 magazines I collected-they went up even higher but I figured at those prices I had enough of them.
The not so funny thing is that the 7 magazines I collected for this ended up being worth more than the pistol, and if I lived outside the PRK and my crystal ball could predict the return of the 11 round+ magazines I would have sold all of them and bought them back after 2004 for less than half the price.
Probably not such a big deal for the SIG228 though since the high caps are only 13 round which is not a whole whole lot more than 10 round.
My one bit of advice is since this was transferred to you after 1/1/2000, is that you resist the temptation to get the high cap mags-it seems real easy to buy from out of state-but it would be hard to explain having such magazines for a gun you did not own. Though if you pushed it, no doubt they could never get a conviction, but they could ruin your life by taking all your firearms, humiliating you in front of friends/family, and arm twisting you into a "DEAL". I know you did not ask for this advice but I know what I would be thinking if I bought a High Cap capable firearm.
This is a great firearm and I might recommend the crimson laser site as I put one on my pistol and now can chase a beer can around the camp without aiming (hit/move the can maybe 40-50% of the shots). Its quite amazing and impressive -just like the westerns on TV- and I am sure I could do better if I practiced allot. The only thing I do not like about this laser site is the grips that hold the laser are a hokey hard plastic-while I like the softer rubber with fingergrips-but oh well, nothing is ever perfect.
SHOOT STRAIGHT, AIM HIGH, and EMPTY THE MAGAZINE EVERYTIME YOU PULL THE TRIGGER!
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