nwilliams
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After a lifetime of waiting I finally scored what I consider to be my Holy Grail of firearms, an all original Sig 551-2 SP SWAT!
The only reason I never owned one of these is the fact that they've always been way out of my price range. It was pure dumb luck that I managed to finally get one. I ended up trading an FN FNC for this Sig and I couldn't be happier with the trade! I only paid about $2,100 for the FNC and I was going to sell it because it was never very in love with it. The Sig 550/551 has always been my favorite military style carbine of all time and I've owned a couple Sig 556's but it's just not the same as owning the real thing.
This particular one is a pre-ban former LE firearm and is in remarkably good condition. The barrel is 14.5" with a 2" extension added to the flash hider making it the legal length. The extension is not welded to the barrel but it's permanently attached unless you cut the weld on the extension itself. This means that if (or I should say when) I go the SBR route with this gun I will not have to do anything to alter the rifle, only just make a cut to the extension piece itself and bingo instant SBR!
Here are a bunch of pics, I guess I got a little carried away in all my excitement
The only reason I never owned one of these is the fact that they've always been way out of my price range. It was pure dumb luck that I managed to finally get one. I ended up trading an FN FNC for this Sig and I couldn't be happier with the trade! I only paid about $2,100 for the FNC and I was going to sell it because it was never very in love with it. The Sig 550/551 has always been my favorite military style carbine of all time and I've owned a couple Sig 556's but it's just not the same as owning the real thing.
This particular one is a pre-ban former LE firearm and is in remarkably good condition. The barrel is 14.5" with a 2" extension added to the flash hider making it the legal length. The extension is not welded to the barrel but it's permanently attached unless you cut the weld on the extension itself. This means that if (or I should say when) I go the SBR route with this gun I will not have to do anything to alter the rifle, only just make a cut to the extension piece itself and bingo instant SBR!
Here are a bunch of pics, I guess I got a little carried away in all my excitement
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