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Sig 210
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Yes, but not just that, P marked pistols were/are better and more expensive version of same A pistols. Finish was different in most of the cases, higher quality one or custom one applied, special order one, centennial version one. High gloss polished one in deluxe grade will probably cost you $6-12000 if you can find one. Possibilities and variations were endless.
Like this -1 I have since 85.
LOL, it doesn't suck, keep in mind that we are talking about /comparing two Rolls-Royce cars. One being made to be work around farm, another to be race track car.
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Wow, that is really, really pretty and I thought the Royal Blue Pythons were shiny. This looks like a whole different level. Thanks for sharing.
I remember it was so many years ago when this gun was first presented to me. I was holding it and thinking ‘Is this one made out of glass?’ That was in 80’s gun was made in 70’s. It is well worn-out looking gun these days.
Sorry! But I just want to know , how often do you shoot your P210-6? How many P210 do you own? My P210 goes to the range with me almost every next time . It's my favorite pistol . I think I know my stuff !
You don't need to believe it if you don't want to .Why do I care!
Ive got a 210-6(no test target), and I had a SIG X6 (sold it). Ive shot them both at 25 & 50m for PPC, and I can honestly say that the X6 shot as well/accuratly as the 210. Ive no reason to belive that that the Legend isnt/ couldnt be as accurate as as earlier 210s. However, the X6 just didnt have the same overall feel as the 210.
I only shoot it @ 25m and there is no different in grouping than my old P210-6 . But that just my experience and I am sharing it to other people !
If you don't believe other people's first hand opinion ,than why not buy one and try it yourself?
May be you will shoot it differently in grouping.
No need for a pissing match, we all have common ground in our love for the platform, many enjoy hearing guys great experiences with the P210, keep sharing them, new, older and even older. Mine came unfired in the original box with test targets. Its fun to break in a new old gun. Can't shoot worth $hit, but sure enjoy trying. All my guns shoot the same....randomly.
forgot to ad, the seller threw in mircometer sights, 22 conversion kit with 3 mags, 4 extra 9mm mags and the sig carry case, oh well
forgot to ad, the seller threw in mircometer sights, 22 conversion kit with 3 mags, 4 extra 9mm mags and the sig carry case, oh well
I think they are highly over rated pistols. Yes I own one made in mid 1950's. its a P49 aka P210-2 with three mags. I still like it and it is one of my favourite. Too bad the stock sights blow and the after market doesn't support the platform.
