Sig P210 Target

MSRP

Novak wrote:... He said if I like it, he has a collector friend that has a new in the box, never fired, one he will sell me for $1,600. Is that a good price?...

Depends on where you buy it, as well as which 210 model is purchased.  My limited experience with SiG 210s (i.e., mostly reading about them) says this is about MSRP for a US made Target model.  Note:  From numerous posts on this (and other forums) the 210 trigger as-is is light, and needs additional weight added to be EIC legal.

Link for some SIG 9 mm pistols (includes several other models other that the 210):  https://www.sportsmans.com/shooting-gear-gun-supplies/handguns/handguns/c/cat-pistols?q=%3Arelevance%3Abrand%3ASig%2BSauer%3ACartridge%3A9mm%2BLuger%3ACapacity%3A8%252B1&text=#

rich.tullo wrote:MSRP

Msrp is 1900 or something astonishing.  They go for 1400-1500 with some regularity on gunbroker,  and seldom for less than 1200 in any condition.

*Unless it is a 6" 'super target', then 1600 is a decent deal, but likely as not its a fixed sight standard model the owner thinks is a target gun.

I had a usa modern one.a while They are nice but the handfit older ones are just amazing in comparison. They are also 2x-3x the cost.

Have not followed the US made 210 prices, but there is a huge gap - Swiss ones are crazy expensive, US made ones are a later generation, and are a lot less.  Dunno about quality differences, Swiss were probably made on decades old milling machines, US are likely made on modern CNC, which have better accuracy and faster throughput, so cheaper and better is not an impossibility.

A quick perusal of Gunbroker shows several around 1400 and up to 2k.

Sig P220 match elite is really good for BE, I don't think they are made anymore.
I paid $1500 for mine during Covid.

I have both the standard and the target models, great pistols.  I think the quality is fantastic for the price, slide feels like its on ball bearings.  Bought the standard on Guns International for $1,095 and the target from a gentleman on the Sig forum for $1,200 - both are LNIB.  So you can do a little better than the prices suggested if you are patient.  I rarely buy on Gunbroker now that they collect sales tax and a 1% fee from buyers.  You can certainly find one for less than $2k, there is one on Guns International now for $1,585 and I wouldn't call it a great deal - I'd post a link but newbies aren't allowed to apparently.

SIG 210: 1953 in Amoskeag Auction #137 Catalog 
https://live.amoskeagauction.com/m/my-items/all

Good deal, I'll be surprised if you don't love it 

My Target wears Armory Craft grips, I like the shape better than the factory Target grips. My Standard wears grips from Grips4U, I like the palm swells and overall quality. The Grips4U set will fit the Target model but the mag base plate will poke out the bottom because the Target model uses a taller magazine baseplate compared to the Standard pistol.  Anyway, something to consider if you like the pistol but aren't keen on the grips.  

Armory Craft also makes an optic plate for the Target if you ever want to run a red dot.

I wear an xl glove so the size isn't an issue, I just didn't love the look or shape.  The Armory Craft grips would fit any hand I believe.  Here are both of mine, you can see the taller mag base of the Target version, done that way to fit the factory grips.  Armory Craft sells different bases as well.  I'd have preferred their all black grips but these came with the pistol so I'm not complaining.  I don't know why the picture ended up sideways...

This is the Target running the Standard mag, fits nicely in the Armory Craft grip mini "magwell"  Again with the sideways pic 

Yup, horizontal worked -  thanks!