#SIG 230 MAGAZINES FOR SALE FULL#

When the P232 was first introduced in 1996, it was available in a stainless steel version and a blued version.

#SIG 230 MAGAZINES FOR SALE FULL#

Grip panels are wider and more full for folks with larger hands.

The addition of a firing pin block on the P232.

Feed ramp changes to better accommodate hollow point ammo.

The addition of 3 dot sights (including night sights on newer models).

According to Sig engineers, the P232 has around 60 changes/improvements (both internally and externally), and just a few of changes include: The Sig P232 is really nothing more than an updated version of the P230 with some enhancements. The P230 was in production at Sig from 1977 and was replaced by the Sig P232 in 1996. While the P230 was considered a success, the 230 wasnвЂ™t without complaints that included a dislike of the euro magazine release and reports of the 230 being very finicky with ammo. The 230 was available with either a 7 round magazine in. The P230 can with a вЂњEuropeanвЂќ style magazine release (on the heel of the grip), and featured a DA/SA action with a decoking lever that is typical of most current Sig DA/SA models. The stainless steel version weighed more, but proved to be the more popular seller over the years.

Originally, the P230 was available in a blued version or with a stainless steel finish. Sig designed the P230 as a competitor for the Walther PPK (the 230 actually favors the PPK in frame size and overall design, but wonвЂ™t fit in a holster made for a PPK). The Sig P230 was introduced in 1977 and originally chambered in.

Sig 230 magazines for sale