P210 question

[ruchik]

Nonono no offense taken. I was just confused for a bit there.

[jyo]

I would not mess with a perfect P210---at great cost---learn to use it as it is---very fine pistol---I have had a P210-2 for over 20+ years along with the factory .22 conversion unit---a truly great set-up. As for grips---I found the factory wood grips to be the way to go---they look great---and most importantly because the lower rear portion of the grip does not stick out as far as the factory plastic grips, you don't get "hammer bite"---this affects some people, but not me. Enjoy, but don't destroy the value of this superior gun!

[bsg]

ok... check out gunbroker for the grips and sigforum too if you're a member. just don't get rid of your factory grips if you have them! LOL....

[saki302]

KN-Nill makes different grips for it, but I belive they're thicker match versions.

I would *NOT* butcher that fine firearm. At best you'll end up devaluing the gun, at worst, you'll ruin it. Enjoy it for what it is- and buy a S&W 39 or other normal side-release auto.

-Dave

[gose]

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but it is not clear yet (at least to me) that the new production magazines will be compatible.

I have it from a trustworthy source that they will indeed be fully compatible.

Group buy?

[J-cat]

Pretty easy to add some metal to the existing extractor to make it a LCI.