look at the p220 list at G 106 2XX for some similar markings. The number produced is unknown to me, but others here may have a better idea.įor example the lowest P220 serial was proofed in 1980 and the last BDA recorded was a 7.65 proofed in 1980. They used a wide selection of reserved serials. In 1980 Sauer produced a burst of P220s in 7.65. There are many here that would love to encounter a 7.65. The barrel has the Serial number and says SIG SAUER. The BDA style serial numbers were still present (frame, slide, and barrel). Towards the end of the BDA serialized range, the BDA frames were used for early P220s (mine has a 1065 catalog number - 7.65 for Italy) and the slide no longer carried the "Browning" or "SIG-Sauer System" markings. Posts: 1756 | Location: Middle Tennessee | Registered: January 28, 2009 Serials began with 1001 and sequence regardless of caliber Here is how a pure numerical serial sort would look: Just remember that Para gets the last vote I would like your opinion as to which sort you would like. It basically says that the four digit BDA numbers began at 1001 and were applied in sequence regardless of caliber. When I began catching up the serial list, I arbitrarily sorted the BDAs using the Browning code sequence.
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