Grip Plate screw and washer, Sig P232

[Coronach]

Where would I go to get a new grip plate screw and associated washer for my P232? Mine...uh...fell out.

I already tried gunpartscorp.com ... they're out of stock.

Thanks,

Mike

 

[martin]

Sigarms should have the parts.

http://www.sigarms.com/about/contact.shtml

Regards,
Martin

 

[yesterdaysyouth]

well it's a m5x.8 machine screw..... maybe 8-10mm long.... hardware store probally has a pair of pretty stainless ones for pennies each....

 

[boing]

In order to better serve you, SigArms will charge a flat $10 shipping fee for a screw and washer.

Or a three dollar trigger bar spring.

Anyway, if ya gotta have it, ya gotta have it. Now would be the time to add on those extra factory Sig parts you've been putting off.

 

[Fed168]

Coronach, when you get the screw, try a little nail polish on the threads. Should keep em on tight.

 

[Coronach]

Yeah, thats why I was wanting to avoid buying from Sig itself. I may indeed take this "opportunity" to stock up on a few spare parts.

This is now an excellent time to ask:

What parts would you recommend having as spares for a P232?

Thanks,
Mike

 

[Fed168]

Coronach, sent ya a PM with a parts listing.

 

[Coronach]

Got it, thanks!

Mike

 

[CWatson]

[www.CDNNinvestments.com]Has factory demo mages for $18 for your gun.CW

 

[martin]

I assume a 232 uses a similar design as the 228 and company. If so, I would purchase 3 or 4 trigger return springs. Those are always handy to have around.