schmeky
Member
I recently bought a Sig P-220. I was LNIB and appeared to only be factory test fired. Firstly, I have no fault with the seller, but I do have a problem I want opinions on.
Slide - Upon close inspection, it has surface rust, which only shows up in very good lighting, but it's there. There is a small defect in the slide that is chewing into the frame. The very rearward left slide rail has a slight high spot that has damaged the frame to a small degree.
Frame - At first, I thought the frame/slide rails were wearing in. After 150 rounds I was doing a thorough cleaning and realized the slide had eaten into the frame.
My question is, does anyone think this is something Sig would correct? I can stone the slide rail to eliminate the frame contact, but if do, Sig rightfully wouldn't be obligated to repair it. I can live with the surface rust, don't like it, but I can live with it.
The pistol is a fantastic shooter and I plan on keeping it. What do you guys think?
Slide - Upon close inspection, it has surface rust, which only shows up in very good lighting, but it's there. There is a small defect in the slide that is chewing into the frame. The very rearward left slide rail has a slight high spot that has damaged the frame to a small degree.
Frame - At first, I thought the frame/slide rails were wearing in. After 150 rounds I was doing a thorough cleaning and realized the slide had eaten into the frame.
My question is, does anyone think this is something Sig would correct? I can stone the slide rail to eliminate the frame contact, but if do, Sig rightfully wouldn't be obligated to repair it. I can live with the surface rust, don't like it, but I can live with it.
The pistol is a fantastic shooter and I plan on keeping it. What do you guys think?