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Sig Sauer Model P210 Target New in Box, 9mm Luger, P210A-9-TGT for sale
Sig Sauer Model P210 Target New in Box, 9mm Luger, P210A-9-TGT for sale
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Guns International #: 102896865
Seller's Inventory #: 24100098
Category - Sig Sauer Pistols - P210
- Benchrest and Target Pistols
Sig Sauer Model P210 Target New in Box, 9mm Luger, P210A-9-TGT
Description:
The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box.
Price: $1,999.95
Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
Model: P210A-9-TGT
Serial Number: 59E007163
Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH
Ejectors: Auto-ejection
Condition: New in Box
Barrels: Carbon steel
Barrel Type: Target Barrel
Action: Short recoil system, SAO
Triggers: Target Grade
Stock: Target Walnut Grips
Finish: Nitron
Weight: 36.9 oz.
Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm)
Case: Sig Sauer
Description:
The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box.
Price: $1,999.95
Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
Model: P210A-9-TGT
Serial Number: 59E007163
Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH
Ejectors: Auto-ejection
Condition: New in Box
Barrels: Carbon steel
Barrel Type: Target Barrel
Action: Short recoil system, SAO
Triggers: Target Grade
Stock: Target Walnut Grips
Finish: Nitron
Weight: 36.9 oz.
Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm)
Case: Sig Sauer
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Guns International #: 102896865
Category - Sig Sauer Pistols - P210
- Benchrest and Target Pistols
Sig Sauer Model P210 Target New in Box, 9mm Luger, P210A-9-TGT
Description: The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box. Price: $1,999.95 Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO) Manufacturer: Sig Sauer Model: P210A-9-TGT Serial Number: 59E007163 Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm) Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH Ejectors: Auto-ejection Condition: New in Box Barrels: Carbon steel Barrel Type: Target Barrel Action: Short recoil system, SAO Triggers: Target Grade Stock: Target Walnut Grips Finish: Nitron Weight: 36.9 oz. Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm) Case: Sig Sauer Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102896865
Seller's Inventory #: 24100098
Category - Sig Sauer Pistols - P210
- Benchrest and Target Pistols
Sig Sauer Model P210 Target New in Box, 9mm Luger, P210A-9-TGT
Description:
The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box.
Price: $1,999.95
Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
Model: P210A-9-TGT
Serial Number: 59E007163
Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH
Ejectors: Auto-ejection
Condition: New in Box
Barrels: Carbon steel
Barrel Type: Target Barrel
Action: Short recoil system, SAO
Triggers: Target Grade
Stock: Target Walnut Grips
Finish: Nitron
Weight: 36.9 oz.
Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm)
Case: Sig Sauer
Description:
The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box.
Price: $1,999.95
Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
Model: P210A-9-TGT
Serial Number: 59E007163
Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH
Ejectors: Auto-ejection
Condition: New in Box
Barrels: Carbon steel
Barrel Type: Target Barrel
Action: Short recoil system, SAO
Triggers: Target Grade
Stock: Target Walnut Grips
Finish: Nitron
Weight: 36.9 oz.
Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm)
Case: Sig Sauer
Guns International #: 102896865
Seller's Inventory #: 24100098
Guns International #: 102896865
Seller's Inventory #: 24100098
Category - Sig Sauer Pistols - P210
- Benchrest and Target Pistols
Sig Sauer Model P210 Target New in Box, 9mm Luger, P210A-9-TGT
Description:
The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box.
Price: $1,999.95
Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
Model: P210A-9-TGT
Serial Number: 59E007163
Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH
Ejectors: Auto-ejection
Condition: New in Box
Barrels: Carbon steel
Barrel Type: Target Barrel
Action: Short recoil system, SAO
Triggers: Target Grade
Stock: Target Walnut Grips
Finish: Nitron
Weight: 36.9 oz.
Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm)
Case: Sig Sauer
Description:
The Sig Sauer P210 Target is a modern production version of the original military pistol of the same name. The original SIG P210, aka Pistole 49 or P49, was designed to replace the Swiss Army’s then standard issue sidearm, the Luger pistol (Parabellum 06/29). A refinement of the Petter-Browning patent (Browning meaning the famous John Moses Browning), the pistol shared many similarities to the French Modèle 1935, upon which the pistol was mostly based, but also had similarities to the Browning Hi Power and the Luger that the P210 replaced in Swiss Army service. Taking a cue from the Luger’s design, the P210 featured a slide that rested within the frame rather than on top of it as with the 1911. This feature would later be adopted by the famous CZ 75 as well. Prototypes for the new pistol began a testing phase from 1942 to 1944. The final design was ready by 1947 and was accepted for service use by the Swedish Army in 1948. In keeping with traditional Germanic engineering, the P210 featured extremely tight tolerances. The parts were all hand lapped making each piece perfectly fit the pistol. The result was that the P210 possessed target-grade accuracy for a pistol that was intended only for “military use”. In European terms, “military use” means the pistol sits in its holster 98 percent of the time and looks pretty, with occasional target practice use. As a result, when the original P210s were sold to the US as surplus, the majority were in excellent to like new condition, many being sold with their original, military-issue holster. Unfortunately, their famously high level of accuracy quickly drove up the price and many original P210s with holster retail for thousands of dollars. In order to satisfy demand, Sig Sauer has introduced the newer P210 Target models. These pistols are highly refined versions of the original P210. The frame and slide are now made of stainless steel. The original slide lock and safety have been replaced by more modern equivalents, which are designed to be both easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sights have also been upgraded to adjustable target sight, while the plastic grips have been switched out for a much nicer set of Target Walnut grips. These are shaped in a way that fits most human hands perfectly and is reminiscent of the shape of a glass Coke bottle. Barrel length is 5 inches while sight radius is an excellent 6.7 inches. Trigger pull is similar to the original P210, with a clear take up and crisp break. Slide/frame interaction is very smooth, also a trait of the original. The new P210 comes with two 8-round magazines and is brand new in the box.
Price: $1,999.95
Handgun Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
Manufacturer: Sig Sauer
Model: P210A-9-TGT
Serial Number: 59E007163
Barrel Length: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Bore Info: Rifled, 6 grooves, 1:10 inches (1 in 254 mm) RH
Ejectors: Auto-ejection
Condition: New in Box
Barrels: Carbon steel
Barrel Type: Target Barrel
Action: Short recoil system, SAO
Triggers: Target Grade
Stock: Target Walnut Grips
Finish: Nitron
Weight: 36.9 oz.
Sights: Adjustable sights, sight radius 6.7 inches (170 mm)
Case: Sig Sauer
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