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    Default Sig P229 pricing

    So, my financial aid is finally coming through at Temple, and all of my own money that I spent on fees is getting refunded to me.

    I've been pretty set on getting a new gun, and I think I'm getting a P229.
    Since I don't have a ton of money to spend on all of the guns I'd like, I try to buy to suit all of my needs (CC, range, HD) with CC being it's primary role.

    My question is anyone within Montco/Bucks happen to notice the pricing on a 229 recently?

    Also if you have one, what's it like carrying? I understand its a bit on the larger side for CC, I carry a SR9c, but my gripe is that it's almost too small for me and my large hands. For reference, I'm 6'3" 175, generally wear tighter fitting clothing.

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    Default Re: Sig P229 pricing

    im 6'3" and a bit fatter then you. i just shot a 229 in 40 and i think it would be a bit large for edc. i love the pistol though.

    paid 500 for it used and am happy
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    Default Re: Sig P229 pricing

    Bought a P229 in .357 in November for $550. I'm 6'0 and 180lbs and fits my hand great. Got a Galco leather holster for it and it sits comfortable just above my waist tight to my body. I usually wear a loose jacket so no problem with me.

    I love shooting it- put about a thousand rounds thru without any issues- it has a reputation for dependability.

    Only downside with the 357sig is the cost of ammo. Can get some deals on FMJ online. Save the hollowpoints for the Zombies.

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    Default Re: Sig P229 pricing

    Saw one this past week at Tanners and they had a 229 for 625.00 and it was a 40 and they also had a 357 sig conversion barrel that came with it. I did not pull it out of the case but I thought that seemed like a decent deal with the conversion barrel.
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    Default Re: Sig P229 pricing

    New you're looking at $800-900 depending on where you go. However, there is a very very good alternative, the sig SP2022. Comes in 9mm .357, and .40. It has a polymer frame but is about the same size as a 229. I've handled one and it is a very solid and well made gun, as you would expect from Sig. The best part is I've seen them for under $400 brand new. Just putting the idea out there.

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