[Coronach]

Where would I go to get a new grip plate screw and associated washer for my P232? Mine...uh...fell out. :uhoh:

I already tried gunpartscorp.com ... they're out of stock.

Thanks,

Mike

[martin]

Sigarms should have the parts.

http://www.sigarms.com/about/contact.shtml

Regards,
Martin

[yesterdaysyouth]

well it's a m5x.8 machine screw..... maybe 8-10mm long.... hardware store probally has a pair of pretty stainless ones for pennies each....

[boing]

In order to better serve you, SigArms will charge a flat $10 shipping fee for a screw and washer.

Or a three dollar trigger bar spring. :rolleyes:

Anyway, if ya gotta have it, ya gotta have it. Now would be the time to add on those extra factory Sig parts you've been putting off.

[Fed168]

Coronach, when you get the screw, try a little nail polish on the threads. Should keep em on tight.

[Coronach]

Yeah, thats why I was wanting to avoid buying from Sig itself. I may indeed take this "opportunity" to stock up on a few spare parts.

This is now an excellent time to ask:

What parts would you recommend having as spares for a P232?

Thanks,
Mike

[Fed168]

Coronach, sent ya a PM with a parts listing.

[Coronach]

Got it, thanks! :)

Mike

[CWatson]

[www.CDNNinvestments.com]Has factory demo mages for $18 for your gun.CW

[martin]

I assume a 232 uses a similar design as the 228 and company. If so, I would purchase 3 or 4 trigger return springs. Those are always handy to have around.