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Sig p220, Did I get a good deal?
Today I did something very unusual for me, I pounced on a gun and put it on layaway instead of purchasing it outright. It is a German made Sig p220 with a stainless steel slide and an aluminum frame, as well as hogue rubber grips, serial G137xxx. I agreed to a price of $450 after Texas sales tax and promptly put down the minimum 20% for layaway.
Here's my question: Was this as good a deal as I think it was?
The gun appears to have been police issued, or at least carried far more than it was shot. And by that I mean that the gun does show a significant ammount of holster wear, very similar looking to a tanline in the outline of the holster. However, since it's a stainless slide, I should be able to easily polish it up, right?
Also, I forgot to mention that it is chambered in .45 acp.
The internals that I could see without disassembling the gun were clean, did or look worn, and the barrel was shiny.
Not a bad deal, it just depends on how everything INSIDE the gun looks. If its had 10,000 rounds through it.... i would have shopped elsewhere.
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