I had a Sig 229 which had been malfunctioning so my department armorer sent it back to them for repair. Sig couldn't fix the problem so they ended up sending me a brand new 229 DAK with nightsights & accessory rails.
My department now has issued us .40 cal so I don't need two of the same. I paid $800. 2 years ago but would entertain offers.
I am looking for an AR-15 style rifle and would consider a trade + cash. I am also looking for a .32 cal. off duty summer carry pistol like the Beretta Tomcat. I'd consider a trade for something similar if cash was added.
Posted by: tacpup82
What round does it fire, and how much are you looking for the pistol. I love the 229, and have been looking for something decently priced. If not, then Im going to go though the factory and get a new one.
Posted by: luige
It is a .40 cal and I would be looking for at least $750. Keep in mind that Sig is backed up at their factory trying to fill the 10,000 gun order from the military. I had a buddy wait almost 6 months for a two tone .40 cal 226.
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