bionic218
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Full Disclosure; this is a gun I swapped parts to build.
I own/owned both the donors, but I couldn't find the Sig I wanted so I had to build it. The "upper" was from a railed DAK in black stainless .357Sig. The "lower" was from a non-railed DA/SA .40 S&W CPO. My brother owns the *******-child .40 S&W DAK P-226 that remained from this pairing, and both run flawlessly. The two donors were both used, excellent condition, when I purchased them.
This one is all black, black alloy non-railed frame, black stainless slide, night sights (MH3 rear and TG H3 front...both still 90% bright), DA/SA standard trigger, metal guide rod, chambered in .357Sig. It is a go getter, check out velocity charts even on the standard cartridge .357Sig out of a 4.6" barrel...it's cookin'. Reliable as all metal P-series Sigs are, and accurate to boot. I've never had a stoppage or failure of any kind in over 300 rounds of all types of ammo. Since both were used guns when I started this project, I am going to place total round count on the whole gun at 1000 just to be safe.
This pistol includes the original blue Sig plastic case, lock, manual, and three Sig Sauer stamped MecGar standard capacity (12-round) magazines.
I'm asking $535 shipped to your FFL, or $500 FTF with ID and a bill of sale in or around central Missouri. This is a fantastic pistol, and I'm not in a big hurry to be rid of it. The only reason I'm looking to sell this is to fund a rifle I want. I'm after a Smith and Wesson M&P15 Sporter. I am willing to throw in cash to make the right deal, and I am open to other ARs, but that is about the price range I was wanting to be in, so nothing overly fancy or super-duper tactical. Not my style.
Like I said, it's a great pistol, so the only pistol trade I would entertain is a NIB third generation Glock 19...even up.
You can use PMs, but the e-mail might be a faster bet during the day, as I can not access these types of sites at work. Thanks for looking and let me know what you want to do.
I own/owned both the donors, but I couldn't find the Sig I wanted so I had to build it. The "upper" was from a railed DAK in black stainless .357Sig. The "lower" was from a non-railed DA/SA .40 S&W CPO. My brother owns the *******-child .40 S&W DAK P-226 that remained from this pairing, and both run flawlessly. The two donors were both used, excellent condition, when I purchased them.
This one is all black, black alloy non-railed frame, black stainless slide, night sights (MH3 rear and TG H3 front...both still 90% bright), DA/SA standard trigger, metal guide rod, chambered in .357Sig. It is a go getter, check out velocity charts even on the standard cartridge .357Sig out of a 4.6" barrel...it's cookin'. Reliable as all metal P-series Sigs are, and accurate to boot. I've never had a stoppage or failure of any kind in over 300 rounds of all types of ammo. Since both were used guns when I started this project, I am going to place total round count on the whole gun at 1000 just to be safe.
This pistol includes the original blue Sig plastic case, lock, manual, and three Sig Sauer stamped MecGar standard capacity (12-round) magazines.
I'm asking $535 shipped to your FFL, or $500 FTF with ID and a bill of sale in or around central Missouri. This is a fantastic pistol, and I'm not in a big hurry to be rid of it. The only reason I'm looking to sell this is to fund a rifle I want. I'm after a Smith and Wesson M&P15 Sporter. I am willing to throw in cash to make the right deal, and I am open to other ARs, but that is about the price range I was wanting to be in, so nothing overly fancy or super-duper tactical. Not my style.
Like I said, it's a great pistol, so the only pistol trade I would entertain is a NIB third generation Glock 19...even up.
You can use PMs, but the e-mail might be a faster bet during the day, as I can not access these types of sites at work. Thanks for looking and let me know what you want to do.
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