sig 225 flavors

[taliv]

what's the difference between a 225 and a 225 "P6"?

why does the P6 version look like a drunk tried to remove the sn with a dremel?

 

[Tom Servo]

Same gun. P6 is the German military designation (like M-9) for the P225.

The reason the 'P6s' look ratty is because they were police trade-ins.

 

[Phantom Warrior]

I bought a "P6" while I was home on leave. I've always been a fan of the P225s and the local Cabela's had half a dozen P6s. They were a little scuffed up, and the serial number does look jacked up, but for $350 I figured I couldn't go to far wrong.

I'm absolutely pleased w/ my purchase. The first time I took it out we were just shooting cans in the back field. Keep in mind that I'm a middling shot, esp if I don't particularly take my time on the shot. I looked at a can 25 yards away or so, pulled up and, POP, the can jumped up in the air. Me: Huh? Did it again. And again. I'd say six of the eight shots were dead on without me even trying. Needless to say, I'm pretty happy w/ my P6. Don't let the looks fool you.

 

[Schwebel]

The only true difference I know (except for the markings) is the hammer. It has a weird design that is supposed to break if it dropped, but a P225 hammer will swap right in if you don't like it.

 

[Top Gun Supply]

All of the P225 parts are interchangeable with P6 parts.

 

[nero45acp]

Slight differences in P6/P225 feed ramps and main springs.

http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/430601935/m/633102588/p/1



nero

 

[Cliff47]

It's how it shoots, not how it looks that matters. My Hi-Power looks ratty, but it shoots so smooth.

 

[taliv]

thanks! i have a regular 225 imported by sigarms, and i just noticed all the crazy cheap P6 versions floating around