Old Steel Arsenal Coupon Codes, Discounts and Deals

These West German/German-made SIG Sauer P228 surplus pistols are chambered in 9x19. Exact manufacture year, markings, grip style, finish style, wear, and exterior condition will vary by individual pistol. These pistols are mixed German law enforcement and Israeli IDF surplus examples, giving the lot strong service history appeal for collectors of classic SIG Sauer pistols.

Genuine Czech-made CZ 75 Pre-B and transitional-model surplus pistols, chambered in 9x19. Czech police/military surplus from late-1980s to 1990s production. Condition ranges from very good to excellent across the lot. Every pistol is serial-number matching with a mirror-like, like-new bore. This is the classic all-steel CZ 75 pattern — built before the later cost-reduced changes — and one of the most respected service-pistol designs of the Cold War era. Feature combinations vary by pistol:

Czech police and army surplus CZ 85 pistols chambered in 9×19. This is a luck-of-the-draw surplus lot, so exact manufacture year, markings, finish wear, grip style, hammer style, trigger guard shape, and exterior condition will vary by individual pistol. The lot includes Pre-B and transition-model CZ 85 pistols, giving buyers a mix of desirable early-production and transitional Czech service pistol features.

West German marked SIG Sauer P226 pistols chambered in 9×19. This is a luck-of-the-draw surplus lot, so exact markings, grip style, and exterior wear will vary by individual pistol. Most examples are marked “Made in W. Germany” and show various German proof marks. These pistols retain the desirable original configuration, including folded carbon steel slides with pinned breech blocks. Some early examples may feature the wider wraparound “mud flap” style grips.