The P220 barrel is chromed and serialized to the slide, which I assumed meant that such was a trademark, the way that Sig did things…?
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Wasn’t the army testing between the 92FS and the P226 though not the P220? The Beretta eventually won out because it was less expensive.Either way it’s cool you got a factory chromed barrel.
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It’s an older gun, so maybe the extra bit of chroming was a part of the effort to convince the Army to adopt their pistol? Hmmm…the The XM10 tests were rescheduled for 1988 and one of the Army requirements was for a chrome-lined bore, < HREF="http://www.coolgunsite.com/comm_pistols/beretta92.htm" REL="nofollow">even if the barrel was made from stainless steel<>…
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Cool. I had no idea Sig ever offered a factory chromed barrel.
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Pretty sweet…
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