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  • Danield
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    • Oct 2007
    • 1880

    Turners P6 or P225?

    So, I started the DROS on my P6 this past Wednesday but I noticed on the DROS paperwork, it says P225, not P6. So is it a P225 and not a P6? Is this going to cause problems later on if the gun ever gets run into the LEOs computer?
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    TBoliv
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    • May 2007
    • 177

    The P6 and the 225 are the same gun. The German police called the Sig Sauer P225 the P6 (much the same way the US Military calls the Beretta 92 the M9).
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      Danield
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
      CGN Contributor - Lifetime
      • Oct 2007
      • 1880

      Originally posted by TBoliv
      The P6 and the 225 are the same gun. The German police called the Sig Sauer P225 the P6 (much the same way the US Military calls the Beretta 92 the M9).
      I realize they are the same gun. But are there P6 markings on the gun? I should have looked at mine closer.

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        SanMiguel3
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2007
        • 636

        I have one of each. My P225 says P225 on the slide, and the P6 says P6. The P6 is date code 2/82, so later mfg specimens may say P225 as well as P6.

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