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  • Dexter9091911
    Member
    • Jul 2011
    • 332

    Sig Sauer Commemorative Purchase Program

    According to a post on TheFirearmBlog, Sig Sauer just reduced their "group buy" for Law Enforcement Agencies and Military Units from 25 handguns and 15 rifles down to 15 or 10 handguns/rifles respectively.

    I think this is a great chance to own a personalized Sig (for those of us who can't afford one of the Sig master engravers' Sigs, lol http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...eus-alexander/)

    Details below. although no pricing is stated. Third link below is LEO/GOV Pricing PDF.
    SIG SAUER has a program to create commemorative firearms for military units and law enforcement agencies.The commemorative guns can be engraved as standard, silver plated, gold plated or in a platinum edition with gold plating and floral pattern scroll work.The gold and platinum versions are available on pistols only, while the standard and silver are available in rifle and pistols.




    As a Navy veteran myself, if someone were to organize a veteran themed group buy of some sort, I would definitely be in! I'm on the market for new Sig.
    Last edited by Dexter9091911; 03-20-2014, 1:19 AM. Reason: spellcheck
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    Blackrain7557
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 108

    Our squadron at Beale is doing one of these right now, I can say the prices are pretty good, they have their gov't pricing on their website, engraving doesn't add too much to it.

    I'll let you know how it goes, as CA has some funky laws dealing with Roster stuff.

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    • #3
      Dexter9091911
      Member
      • Jul 2011
      • 332

      I wish any of my prior commands did something like this.

      What model did your squadron opt in for? And yes, California Handgun Roster is pretty funky/stupid.

      Your local FFL is probably more than happy to transfer an entire order of custom Sigs and collect SSE fees.

      Originally posted by Blackrain7557
      Our squadron at Beale is doing one of these right now, I can say the prices are pretty good, they have their gov't pricing on their website, engraving doesn't add too much to it.

      I'll let you know how it goes, as CA has some funky laws dealing with Roster stuff.

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      • #4
        Blackrain7557
        Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 108

        We went for the Sig Nitron 1911, small logo of our plane and some words. It was actually started by someone downrange. Not sure when we're gonna get them but I'll be sure to post pics and details when we do.

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        • #5
          jmsenk
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 504

          When I was in Iraq my brigade did commemorative pistols from Sig Sauer for our tour. I initially signed up for one, but was out at one of our outposts when the final paperwork (and money) ended up being collected, so I was screwed out of an awesome pistol at a great price. I wondering if they could do one retroactively for my brigade's tour.
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          • #6
            cc56
            Senior Member
            • May 2006
            • 746

            I have a sig 220 that we did before we went downrange. It was great pricing with laser engraving and we got 3 mags with NS. The unit also did a 229R with the same markings and mags, I sold mine to another soldier who didn't do the deal at the time. I think it is an awesome program and am thankful to sig for it. We fell under the 101'st and they did a program through Kimber so I ended up with a Kimber too out of that deployment. The other half of our unit from NV did a deal through para ordnance, but the roster stopped us from that deal. I am glad they cut down the number required to do the program.

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            • #7
              allpoint
              Member
              • Oct 2011
              • 209

              Great deal.
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              • #8
                Wataman
                Junior Member
                • Dec 2011
                • 42

                Gotta read the fine print....
                *California and Massachusetts residents are not eligible to participate.

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                • #9
                  Blackrain7557
                  Member
                  • Dec 2012
                  • 108

                  Originally posted by Wataman
                  Gotta read the fine print....
                  *California and Massachusetts residents are not eligible to participate.
                  Yea that finally surfaced after I pointed it out initially to our point of contact. Turns out Sig or our rep misunderstood something and we are no longer getting the pistols.

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