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Sig-Sauer P220ST (all-stainless) chambered in .45 Auto wearing standard P220 grips—photos taken on 03/12/2004:
The same Sig-Sauer P220ST (all-stainless) chambered in .45 Auto, but wearing standard P220 grips that have been re-checkered by Hogue—photos taken on 10/11/2005:
The same Sig-Sauer P220ST (all-stainless) chambered in .45 Auto, but wearing Nill Rhomlas wood combat grips (part number SS0258)—photos taken on 02/19/2006:
Sig-Sauer P220ST (all-stainless) chambered in .45 Auto, wearing Nill Rhomlas wood Master II grips (part number SS02X8), and with eight- and ten-round (extended) magazines—photos taken on 07/21/2007:
Sig-Sauer P225 chambered in 9mm wearing standard P225 grips (this is SIGARMS' March 2004 "Gun of the Month" with a Novak's rear sight)—photos taken on 05/29/2004:
A different Sig-Sauer P225, chambered in 9mm, wearing wearing Nill Rhomlas wood combat grips (part number SS0358), and in Two-Tone hard-chrome finish with "brush flats" (work done by Tripp Research)—photos taken on 12/18/2005:
Sig-Sauer P226 chambered in .357 Sig—photos taken on 10/16/2005:
Sig-Sauer P226 chambered in .357 Sig wearing Nill stippled wood combat grips (part number SS045)—photos taken on 08/30/2002:
Sig-Sauer P226 chambered in .357 Sig wearing Hogue rubber wrap-around finger-groove grips (part number 26000)—photos taken on 01/22/2003:
Sig-Sauer P226ST (all-stainless) chambered in .357 Sig—photos taken on 04/08/2003:
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