Now it seems there are quite a few that caught the Sig bug so......

 

210 - 9mm

 

 

220ST - .45

 

 

220(West German) - 9mm

 

 

229 Stainless Elite - 9mm

 

 

229ST - .40

 

 

225 - 9mm

 

 

228 - 9mm (Re Finished in Stainless by CCR)

 

 

239 - 9mm (German)

 

 

238HD - .380

 

 

226ST - 9mm

 

226ST - .40

 

 

226 - .22 (Re Finished in Stainless by CCR)

 

 

232 Stainless - .380

 

 

1911-22

 

do you OWN all of these? i think i recently caught the bug.. but the large price tag is a bit of a hinderance. you should share

do you OWN all of these? i think i recently caught the bug.. but the large price tag is a bit of a hinderance. you should share

 

Yes they are all mine

VERY nice collection then, sir. eventually i want a p226 elite in 9, but as i said it may be a while.

Which is your favorite and why?

Wow....very nice collection

Nice collection. Just a quick question, but does the 220st .45 shoot lead reloads? Or, is it not recommended similar to Glocks?

 

C

Nice collection. Just a quick question, but does the 220st .45 shoot lead reloads? Or, is it not recommended similar to Glocks?

 

C

 

I have no idea never tried it, and actually have no intentions on doing so....

Which is your favorite and why?

 

Hard to say I actually like all of them, so I cant say I have 1 overall favorite

Nice collection. Just a quick question, but does the 220st .45 shoot lead reloads? Or, is it not recommended similar to Glocks?

 

C

 

Sig uses conventional rifling and as such should be GTG with cast bullets. The Glock prohibition on lead stems from their use of polygonal rifling.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Jared, your missing a nice P938

ahhh T, I held one and not so sure I like it

ahhh T, I held one and not so sure I like it

If you like the 238, you gotta like the 938 J

Sig uses conventional rifling and as such should be GTG with cast bullets. The Glock prohibition on lead stems from their use of polygonal rifling.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

^^^ This ^^^ You beat me to it. Took me a few minutes to find it but this is a good read on the facts, make up your own mind:

 

Polygonal Rifling and Lead

Nice collection!

 

Eventually a SS 226 Elite in 9mm will be mine... eventually...

P-210 FTW

I didn't know the 220 came in a 9mm, I thought they were only .45!! Is this an older pistol? something that was just made In West Germany?

Nice collection!

 

Eventually a SS 226 Elite in 9mm will be mine... eventually...

Ira can get you a GREAT deal!

How do you like the CCR finish? I was thinking of doing it to my Beretta.

 

That is a fine collection. I think Sig fans have the most extensive collections.

Well, after 1911 guys, haha.

I need to get moving on more hand gun permits so i can start a sexy collection like you

Wow, I'm loving the SIG's with the wood grips...I'm getting a 226 Enhanced Elite myself, doing an all out search at the moment. I may have to look into some wood grips for it eventually but I may buy a 229 first, before I do any customizations.

Conversely I was never a fan of wood grips, but lovely steel none-the-less. Sigs are a collection I wouldnt mind having, now a glock collection just looks like you've been saving the prizes in your cracker jack boxes

Ira can get you a GREAT deal!

 

Damn you Ron. I just emailed Ira, I'll see what he comes back with.

I didn't know the 220 came in a 9mm, I thought they were only .45!! Is this an older pistol? something that was just made In West Germany?

 

Besides .45 ACP they were available in 9mm .38 Super and, if memory serves, .30 Luger (very rare). I believe that Jared's 9mm P220 started life as something else and was converted to 9 mm by the importer, which is why it's stamped, "Assembled by..." I think they were .38 Supers originally, but not 100% sure. Jared can probably enlighten us.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob