SIG Sauer P220, Police, Earliest Variation in Box, G112546, I-1236

Description

Description:

One of the earliest SIG Sauer P220s, this example with folded slide, assembled in Switzerland. Standard white highlighted front and rear sights. The left side of the slide is marked with a large eagle within a shield, wings outstretched, as used by the police of Neuchatel. The right side of the slide is marked to reflect assembly in Switzerland. Matching serial numbers on the barrel, slide and frame. Checkered black plastic grips. Correct SIG Sauer magazines with 8 indicator holes, a zippered spine, and a detachable floorplate. Correct blue shipping box.

Synopsis:

Early SIG Sauer P220 in 9mmP, made in Switzerland, police marked, bottom magazine release with factory guard with spare magazine and correct shipping box.

Condition:

VG+ with sharp edge wear and thinning as one might expect from a service pistol that has seen light-moderate use. Surprisingly little wear to the anodized frame. Excellent grips and comparable condition magazines. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. An extremely interesting and unusual early SIG P220 with police markings and an unusual guard for the magazine release as used by the border patrol.