SIG SAUER

[hitteam]

Brand New Sig P220 Equinox


Sig P225. Anti Snag Machine work, Satin Mag Frame, Sig Black Slide refinish and custom wood grips.


Sig P226 9mm (CA Style Elite)



Sig P226 9mm all stainless

[flatovercrest]

What brand are the grips on the last pic?
Can't quite see the logo.
Thank you.

[shortround1]

Oh, that 226 elite with rosewood grips sure is purty.

[hitteam]

What brand are the grips on the last pic?

Those are Karl Nill Grips.

[sigfan91]

My modest collection of retired Sig Sauers from Swiss police service. From left, P228, P226, and P225.

[l8apex]

Sig SAS Gen2 9mm DA/SA & EDC stuff

Need a better pic of the firearm itself..

[Stuzzy]

My modest collection of retired Sig Sauers from Swiss police service. From left, P228, P226, and P225.

are you from switzerland too? my sig p225 is a swiss police service pistol as well from the canton of aargau.

[sigfan91]

are you from switzerland too? my sig p225 is a swiss police service pistol as well from the canton of aargau.

No, I am in America. An importer here recently brought in these retired Swiss police pistols. I like them because they probably weren't shot as much as retired American police guns. More importantly, they were built in Germany and maintained by the Swiss. How much more can one possibly ask for in a mechanical tool?

The P225 actually says "Montage Suisse" on the slide. I did some research and supposedly that one was assembled in Switzerland sometime around early 1980.

The P226 and the P228 were made in Germany in 1998 and 1997, respectively.

Do you recognize those crests on the slides? Can you tell me what they mean?

[Stuzzy]

No, I am in America. An importer here recently brought in these retired Swiss police pistols. I like them because they probably weren't shot as much as retired American police guns. More importantly, they were built in Germany and maintained by the Swiss. How much more can one possibly ask for in a mechanical tool?

The P225 actually says "Montage Suisse" on the slide. I did some research and supposedly that one was assembled in Switzerland sometime around early 1980.

The P226 and the P228 were made in Germany in 1998 and 1997, respectively.

Do you recognize those crests on the slides? Can you tell me what they mean?

"Montage Suisse" is excellent. That means that all parts were made and assembled in switzerland. I don't think there is any higher standard for engineering and metal production than we do it (no offense just take a look at swiss watches and of course the P210 )

the crests specify in with canton the gun was used (you know, switzerland is divided in little parts like the USA. it's different but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland#Cantons explains it best)

the guns were used at:

P228: canton Lucerne http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canton_of_Lucerne
P226: canton Thurgau http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thurgau
P225: canton Zurich http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canton_of_Z%C3%BCrich

I hope that serves you as you wanted it

[Metal Monster]

This is a great posting since I think SIG Sauer pistols are excellent. Many impressive SIGs on this thread.

Here are photos of my two. Only two for now.

P226 9mm


P226 Equinox (.40 cal)

[coy80176]

my first and my finest: P229 .40

[WW2Buff]

Nice! My favorite 220. -Ben

[aznanimekid]

so..anyone know how to align these sights? xD

[professorhard]

and yeah, hollow points aren't legal over here

Thats odd, is hunting legal in Switzerland? Do you hunt with FMJ bullets?

[nazgulnarsil]

I finally get to post in this thread....though I get the impression from some sig owners that the pro isn't a real sig