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Action: Semi-Automatic DA/SA • Finish: Black Nitron Stainless Slide/Hard Anodized Frame • Barrel: 3.9" • Sights: Siglite Night Sights • Magazine(s): 2 - 15 Round • Grips: E2 Black Polymer • Weight: 32 oz. • Overall Length: 7.1"
Short Reset Trigger
Reduce time between follow-up shots with SIG's SRT package, shortening reset travel by approximately 60%.
SIG Anti-Snag Treatment on Slide and Frame
All sharp corners and hard edges have been rounded, making for a more comfortable gun to conceal.
The P229 was the first pistol to be manufactured in Exeter, New Hampshire. The P229 Nitron is one of the most popular SIG SAUER pistols and carried by thousands of law enforcement professionals throughout the country. The compact size of the P229 makes it ideal for concealed carry. This new version has the new designed slide profle and ergonomic grip.
SKU#: SIGE299SAS2B
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I have this version in 3.6 inch barrel and it's an amazing pistol. Feels so good in your hand. You pay a premium for sigs but the fit and finish is exceptional. They just fee different. I just picked up my first sig AR (716) and it has the same finish and feel. Not I just need to find an MCX for under $1,300 and I will be a happy man;)
You can never go wrong with any firearm made by Sig Sauer. I bought the SigPro 2340 when it first came out with the .357Sig round and paid nearly $1000 for it because it was the new hot shit gun to have. Now they sell new in the box for half as much, but I still own the one I purchased a long time ago. I carried it as a detective for a number of years, and when I was reassigned to patrol division. It has deep scrapes and gouges in the grips and polymer receiver, which I consider to be well earned battle scars from many interesting experiences. It still functions perfectly and the night sights are as good today as they were when new. I've also owned several others, including the P220, P226, and P229. I still plan to buy their military version, and am going to have a coin toss to decide which enhanced version to buy now that I am retired and it will be the tool for a gunslut instead of work.