Sig Sauer P220 Old vs. New. Which one is better?

This is a side by side comparison of an Older German made folded slide and a newer US made milled slide Sig Sauer P220s.

[@classicrocker81]

Love the older one! My P226 is the same color combo and no rail. Def one of my favorites

[@TerryBenton]

Thank you. Yeah I like the older two tone ones alot

[@user-ve3bw5jj2j]

Cool interesting Well explained higher end duo . Thanks mush Terry Benton

[@TerryBenton]

Thank you for watching . I try my best to explain things to the best of my ability

[@TerryBenton]

Thanks for watching. I try my best to explain things to the best of my ability

[@user-ve3bw5jj2j]

We both solidly agree on that U.S. milled block of steel that the German masters don’t even manufacture in that unparalleled way !
Stamps are fine but solid steel milled out blocks are going to lifelong fire and operate as a case hardened piece of powerfully compounded art❤

[@TerryBenton]

I could not have said it better!!! Thanks for watching

[@user-ve3bw5jj2j]

@@TerryBenton no way you say things better i swear !

[@dmw3086]

That’s a folded slide. 220 started the stainless slides around 1997-1998. My guess is that it’s a mid to late 90s. Some of the west German marked guns were still assembled after east and west Germany united in 1990 , I have a two tone p228 with west German markings and marked 1991 because they still had a tone of the slides assembled with that w. German marking post the unification

[@TerryBenton]

Thank you for the information. I had no idea when it was made exactly. Thank you for watching

[@dmw3086]

My dad and I bought some west German sigs off a collector years ago. And my dad ended up with a 220 with the heel mag release. It’s a early one not sure of the year on it

[@TerryBenton]

@dmw3086 that one is really old. Somewhere in the 70s. Very cool gun

[@alvinyork5341]

Terry stop being a POS on FGT