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We will entertain trade offers on premium items like N-frame Magnum SWs, small gauge shotguns, and lever action rifles, also gold silver bullion US silver or gold coins.

Date Code on the lower forward area of the frame is K B, 1990; and the West Germany marking on the slide signals not-yet-post Cold War production.

This Sig has served to protect and defend our fellow Americans in New England for a decade or so, before its Department traded it to Smith Wesson.

It has moderate normal holster wear, mostly on the sharp edges of the slide, with some white streaking on the forward areas of the frame.

We rate it as Very Good finishwise, since we estimate that 85 percent of its original finish is intact.

Photos, of course, should permit prospective owners to judge finish grade for themselves.

Slide contact whitening to the barrel and guide rod are moderate, and we estimate this Sig has fired between 1,000 and 1500 rounds during its career.

Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright, clean, and excellent.

Double action trigger pull is stiff but consistent, and the single action trigger pull is a crisp 4 58 pounds with no felt overtravel.

Classification is what SW calls traditional double action, double action from the decocked position on the first shot, then single action on subsequent shots during the firing session.

The Sig 226, of course, does not have a manually operated safety.

Sig has a firing pin block safety that prevents accidental discharge if the pistol is dropped, yet even with that, Sigs have the best single action trigger pull of all from the factory.

Weight empty is 34 ounces; finish is black; barrel length is 4.40 inches; and it has the conventional white bar rear and white dot front sights.

Original factory night sights, though weak, still show about 20 percent luminosity from our dark room examination.

They present a serviceable three dot sighting picture anyway in normal light conditions.

Sometimes operator adjustment is necessary, but rarely sight adjustment.

Replacement price on the 226 is over 900 in our area, if a person can even find one.

Since the magazines are bona fide original issue pre-ban, they can be legally possessed by civilians in Massachusetts and New York, but we will sub the Mec-Gars at the buyers option.

Not transferable to civilians in Chicago, Cleveland OH, Cincinnati, or NYC.

MC or Visa phone- or fax-in orders shipped same day; USPS Money Order paid items shipped same day.

Personal checks are better than Cashiers checks or Non-USPS Money Orders.

We require initial payment within 7 days of offers to buy; otherwise we relist.

On used guns, we offer a 7 day money back return privilege, excluding return shipping.

Robertson Trading Post 117 Front Street PO Box 365 Henderson, Tennessee 38340.

Preban P226 17 Round