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Can anyone tell me the major differences in the 226, 229, and 239 models? I am in the market for a new one. I am also trying to decide on which caliber to go with. I am leaning towards a .40 or a .357.

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Guest abailey362

P226 in .40 12 rds 7.7L x 5.5H x 1.5 W 4.4 barrel 34 oz

P229 in .40 12 rds 7.1L x 5.4H x 1.5 W 3.9 barrel 32 oz

P239 in .40 7 rds 6.6L x 5.1H x 1.2 W 3.6 barrel 29.5 oz

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the .40 and .357 are interchangeable with drop in barrels. you use the same mages for both.

I am probably gonna have a P229 Equinox in .40 for sale soon . some pics can be seen here on sig's site.

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P226 and P229 both use double stack mags. P239 uses a single stack magazine and is better suited for people with small hands. Sigs are great guns in all models. They are contagious. You'll want another, then another.

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i'd try to find a non-cali model with the 12 rd mags but it's a heck of a price. Sig mags are gonna run you $45 - $50 most places so take how many come with it into consideration when buying

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i'd try to find a non-cali model with the 12 rd mags but it's a heck of a price. Sig mags are gonna run you $45 - $50 most places so take how many come with it into consideration when buying

I don't like the sights on that one either. I want one with night sights.

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