Item Description

Photos are representative, but buyer will receive a case from the same 50 some odd we received from an importer in the previous decade. From a European Law Enforcement trade comes this factory case to fit most P Series Sig Sauer Pistols, from the legendary P210 to the Mosquito, the P290 and P365. Manufacturer was Kunststoff und Labortechnik Schaffhausen AG of Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland. contractor to Sig Sauer of Eckenforde, Germany. Parent pistols were P226 and P228 Sig Sauers issued to the Swiss Koantonzpolizei. Production was around 2006, when the Swiss Police traded their c 1988 – c 2004 pistols. Construction is one piece molded polymer body with integral hinge spine and edge hasps, with upper and lower padding that will accommodate most any P series Pistols, including the legendary P210. Interior dimensions are 12 inches length by 7 1/2 inches width, by 2 1/4 inches thickness, with external dimensions somewhat larger. Weight empty is 13 ounces, so these will ship First Class. Finish is entirely black. Surface detractions are minimal, only faint storage wear to the surfaces. These were the cases that the Arms Brokers furnished to the Canton Police with their new Sig pistols, and they shipped in these to the US Importer. We rate these boxes as Excellent Condition, but photos ought to suffice for our shoppers to check our grading for themselves. These cases are period correct, or period acceptable, for Sig pistols manufactured from the mid 1990s until the present. It is a rarity in the US Market. We’re offering them each for only $ 39.00.

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