My small collection

**SIGFAN86** · March 13th, 2016, 08:31 PM

I'm a bit of a Sig Sauer fan if you couldn't tell...
Sig Sauer p226 mk25

Sig Sauer 516

**gummy jones** · March 13th, 2016, 08:34 PM

seems like you have most things covered

get yerself a plinker

**SIGFAN86** · March 13th, 2016, 08:46 PM

Technically have that with the 22 conversion for the 226.
My carry pistol will most likely be the walther ppq I have until I have the cash to purchase the p239 I've been eyeing up.

**afdcomposer** · March 14th, 2016, 02:15 PM

Nice. I guess you're also an FDE fan.

Welcome to the forum and as a fellow Sig fan, thank you for posting.

**bripro** · March 15th, 2016, 11:08 AM

They may be few in quantity but the quality is something to speak about. I have a Sigg 226 Navy before they turned that into the mark 25. I have a legitimate question though about that. Is the barcode thing a sticker or is it etched into the gun itself? I know the allure of that is supposedly a military thing but I sure never came across anything like that when I was in the Navy back in 86-92. We still had 1911s though. I'm not knocking it in anyway just curious. Brian

**SIGFAN86** · March 15th, 2016, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by bripro

They may be few in quantity but the quality is something to speak about. I have a Sigg 226 Navy before they turned that into the mark 25. I have a legitimate question though about that. Is the barcode thing a sticker or is it etched into the gun itself? I know the allure of that is supposedly a military thing but I sure never came across anything like that when I was in the Navy back in 86-92. We still had 1911s though. I'm not knocking it in anyway just curious. Brian

It's a sticker. I got it because my father was in the navy, retired in 99, he was considering volunteering for going through with training to become a seal, but then my parents had me and he didn't go through with it. It's more of a remembrance thing for me, and what he gave up to serve his country. As a pistol, it's fantastic, accurate as a laser and very reliable

**bripro** · March 15th, 2016, 02:02 PM

Mine is one of my most accurate pistols as well followed closely by my 228. When I ordered the 226 Navy the guy at the shop asked me if I was planning to store it on a boat or something. I rolled up my sleeve showing a military tatoo and then he understood why I was willing to pay more for an anchor engraving.

**SIGFAN86** · March 15th, 2016, 04:31 PM

Originally Posted by bripro

Mine is one of my most accurate pistols as well followed closely by my 228. When I ordered the 226 Navy the guy at the shop asked me if I was planning to store it on a boat or something. I rolled up my sleeve showing a military tatoo and then he understood why I was willing to pay more for an anchor engraving.

Well, thank you for your service. And yea the p226 navy is quite a collector's item. Many people on sigtalk want to get their hands on one. It's right up there with the German made sigs.

**SIGFAN86** · March 15th, 2016, 04:33 PM

Originally Posted by afdcomposer

Nice. I guess you're also an FDE fan.

Welcome to the forum and as a fellow Sig fan, thank you for posting.

Sigs fde scheme looks nicer than most. And when I went to buy my first ar, my ffl had a 516 in stock with fde as well. Figured it'd be good to keep them as a pair.

**rulesofbio** · April 19th, 2016, 03:53 PM

Nice ones

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