Sig Sauer P226 Serial Number U
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Originally Posted By Growler67:SiG date codes are stamped 2 letter codes. Underside of the slide at the muzzle end next to the proof marks. Here is my P228, it was made in 1997.The letters decode as follows:A = 0B = 1C = 2D = 3E = 4F = 5G = 6H = 7J = 8K = 9If yours does not have it stamped as shown, SiG customer service can tell you over the phone by doing a serial number/batch search of their data archive.This.
Always call the manufacturer when you have a question like this. They can usually tell you in about five minutes. Originally Posted By omega62:Originally Posted By Growler67:SiG date codes are stamped 2 letter codes.
Underside of the slide at the muzzle end next to the proof marks. Here is my P228, it was made in 1997.The letters decode as follows:A = 0B = 1C = 2D = 3E = 4F = 5G = 6H = 7J = 8K = 9If yours does not have it stamped as shown, SiG customer service can tell you over the phone by doing a serial number/batch search of their data archive.This. Always call the manufacturer when you have a question like this. They can usually tell you in about five minutes.That only works if your Sig has the proof marks.3 of my 7 do not.Also, Sig wants $25 to tell you how old your pistol is. Originally Posted By Growler67:SiG date codes are stamped 2 letter codes.
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Underside of the slide at the muzzle end next to the proof marks. Here is my P228, it was made in 1997.The letters decode as follows:A = 0B = 1C = 2D = 3E = 4F = 5G = 6H = 7J = 8K = 9If yours does not have it stamped as shown, SiG customer service can tell you over the phone by doing a serial number/batch search of their data archive.Thats a pretty neat. My P220 was produced in 1990 and still has made in W. Germany marked on the slide. Originally Posted By Growler67:SiG date codes are stamped 2 letter codes.
Underside of the slide at the muzzle end next to the proof marks. Here is my P228, it was made in 1997.The letters decode as follows:A = 0B = 1C = 2D = 3E = 4F = 5G = 6H = 7J = 8K = 9If yours does not have it stamped as shown, SiG customer service can tell you over the phone by doing a serial number/batch search of their data archive.In addition to the previously posted method, you can try looking on the inside of the grip panels for a date stamp.
It'll look like a clock of sorts.SiGArms chargers $12.95 for a date investigation. You can get a more detailed history for a slightly higher fee, providing there is a history beyond just manufacture (LE Department sale, factory services completed, CPO etc.). Originally Posted By BlueGenes:Ok i'm confused. I just bought a new 229 and it has an AM prefix to the serial.You are confused because SiG doesn't incorporate the Date Code in the Serial Number. If it was assembled in Exeter, then you may end up having to pay SiG $12.95 for a manufacture Certificate to show when it was made. If it came with a plastic case, the manufacture date will be on one of the stickers on the side.
SiG no longer uses the 'Roll Stamp' two letter Date Code (though they really should). When they did, the two letters would be stamped on the frame just above the trigger guard on the right side of the frame for P230/P232's. For the classic 'P' series they were mostly on the 'chin' of the slide. Front end, directly opposite from the front sight (yes, underside). Originally Posted By Growler67:SiG date codes are stamped 2 letter codes.
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Underside of the slide at the muzzle end next to the proof marks. Here is my P228, it was made in 1997.The letters decode as follows:A = 0B = 1C = 2D = 3E = 4F = 5G = 6H = 7J = 8K = 9If yours does not have it stamped as shown, SiG customer service can tell you over the phone by doing a serial number/batch search of their data archive.This. Always call the manufacturer when you have a question like this. They can usually tell you in about five minutes.That only works if your Sig has the proof marks.3 of my 7 do not.Also, Sig wants $25 to tell you how old your pistol is.Is the info really that hard to come by? Only Sig can tell you after you pay them how old your gun is? How does a dealer find out what he has?
That info has to be somewhere. Wouldn't it be in some blue book of values or something? How can almost every other firearm made be dated by doing a quick web search and a Sig can't?