The SIG P210 - accuracy from the alps - history and design (english) 

Thank you very much!

🙂 wow, hätte nicht gedacht, dass ein echter SIG Büchsenmacher das jemals anschaut. Welche Schritte hast Du denn gebaut?🙂 Bin überrascht, dass Du unter der englischen Ausführung schreibst.😯

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Thanks for your infos. Doesn' t the barrel or magazine need any midifications/replacements? How many turns does your mainspring still have?

@@elmsfeuer the bullet diameter matches up and the magazine will actually feed them. I was advised by a gunsmith actually. He said start with two turns, shoot it. The issue is 32acp have less recoil. Aside from being a little shorter they're the same size bullet. So basically you'll keep trying it until it cycles reliably, whatever box of rounds you're using. Then I would take another ring off to account for a limp wrist or imperfect posture, or different brand bullet. If I had the gun still I'd do a count for you but she was stolen. I wish I could find another for sale, my grandfather left me that gun. And like I said, once I modified the slide spring boy it shot great. Plus, two points here. Most .32 are derringers. Not long barrels. So with the 1935A it actually has a decent velocity and ballistics. Second, since 32acp IS a lighter round, the recoil is less and the lighter spring makes everything so butter smooth you can hold still during rounds, almost as if it were a .22 target pistol!

Thank you for that feedback.🙂