#SIG P226 SERIAL NUMBER STARTING WITH U SERIAL NUMBERS#
Scroll down to the serial numbers U xxxxx it looks like yours was anywhere between 20.Wow, Thanks for the awesome breakdown Jim.
Scroll down to the serial numbers U xxxxx it looks like yours was anywhere between 20. Here is a link to the date related to the serial number for USA made (or assembeled Sigs P226}: When later they started making the frames in the USA as well they changed the serial number to start with UU xxxx. Other than that everything looks OK.Īlso from the U in the serial number means that your gun is made (or in this case since the frame was made in germany) assembeled in the USA. The one in your slide is the older model that is used on non stainless steel slides, while the one in stainless steel slides is the pin with the dome shaped rounded ends. The only thing that looks odd (to me at least) is the firing positioning pin. All USA made slides do not have the proof marks at the bottom of the slide cover. So your model is assembled in the USA with a German made frame and a USA made slide (no need for proof marks on the slide in this case). The proofing marks you are talking about are on slides that were made in Germany (not stainless steel and they had internal extractors).
Serial numbers aren’t always truly representative of the. Well what you have is a stainless steel slide with external extractor that is made in USA and a German made frame. It’s impossible to decode a SIG serial number to determine when it was proofed, although you can try to locate the range of your SIG’s serial number in this list to approximate when it was made, or call SIG Sauer with the serial number and see if they have any info in their system.
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