Sig P220 45cal
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Yeah, it'd have to come with a lot of accessories to be worth $1000 used (unless it's a special model like the solid steel ones).
I have a P220 in 9mm, very happy with it, bought it used for $850 and it came with a kydex holster and double mag pouch. And extra grips.
I have a P220 in 9mm, very happy with it, bought it used for $850 and it came with a kydex holster and double mag pouch. And extra grips.
The "receiver" (a.k.a. frame) is forged aluminum alloy. It is the slide that's stamped and welded, with a pinned breech block. Newer (i.e. manufactured in the last 10 years or so) P220s have a solid stainless steel slide.I had a P220 stainless with glow sites,muzzel flip was just too much!
And I really didn't like a roll stamped reciever with pinned in fireing control group!
I Would rather go something else!
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Not enough information.
You have not provided enough information to determine a value. Some Sig P220's in the early series have stamped steel slides. Some have aluminum frames. In order to get to a reasonable value more data about the gun must be known, otherwise, without it, for my money, a P220 is worth C$500.00.
You have not provided enough information to determine a value. Some Sig P220's in the early series have stamped steel slides. Some have aluminum frames. In order to get to a reasonable value more data about the gun must be known, otherwise, without it, for my money, a P220 is worth C$500.00.
220r ... have rails ... that would mean newer nitron finish , with stainless slide...
i believe they stopped the blued finish with the stamped slides, unless it could be a hybrid cpo,. ive seen some 226's cpo's that have newer frames with the rails . but have the old stamped slides put on them from early 90's
if its one of these id avoid it all together. not worth anything imho.
if you can see a date code on the bottom of the slide up by the muzzle .that will indicate its a stamped slide.. and the 2 letters it gives (ie KB ) would indicate the year it was made.
if you can get any of this info. we can help you better.
btw is this at a dealer or private sale.. what color is the case it comes in ?
red = cpo and blue = new at one point
i believe they stopped the blued finish with the stamped slides, unless it could be a hybrid cpo,. ive seen some 226's cpo's that have newer frames with the rails . but have the old stamped slides put on them from early 90's
if its one of these id avoid it all together. not worth anything imho.
if you can see a date code on the bottom of the slide up by the muzzle .that will indicate its a stamped slide.. and the 2 letters it gives (ie KB ) would indicate the year it was made.
if you can get any of this info. we can help you better.
btw is this at a dealer or private sale.. what color is the case it comes in ?
red = cpo and blue = new at one point
